SECTION 1: POLEMIC: FLYTING, LIBEL AND SATIRE
Chapter 1: Responses to Libel and Satire
Chapter 2: Domestic and Cross-Cultural Flyting
SECTION 2: MARRIAGE, FRIENDSHIP COURTSHIP/COURTIERSHIP
Chapter 3: Answer Poetry and Marriage: 1550-1570
Chapter 4: Late Tudor Amicable Verse Exchanges
Chapter 5: Women's answer-poetry and the female-voiced response
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