American Literature - Lit 112A - Anne Dudley a.k.a. Anne Bradstreet (ca.1612

"ANNE BRADSTREET: A Bibliography of Biography and Criticism" - Selected by Ann Woodlief. Its all in the title!

"Levels of Identity and the Triumph of Private Love in Anne Bradstreet's A Letter to Her Husband, Absent upon Public Employment" An interesting discussion which should be read after you read the original texts.

"Anthropomorphism and Apostrophe, Comparison and Conceit: Analysis of The Author to Her Book" "Anne Bradstreet's bivalent attitude is expressed through the comparison of her unwillingly published book of poetry to a misbehaving and embarrassing child."

"SELECTED POETRY OF ANNE BRADSTREET (ca. 1612-72)" E-texts of some of Bradstreet's poems.

"Anne Bradstreet" Some more e-texts!

"Anne Bradstreet, A Dialogue Between Old England and New" (1630) "A DIALOGUE BETWEEN OLD ENGLAND AND NEW CONCERNING THEIR PRESENT TROUBLES, ANNO 1642."

Poet's Corner E-texts of Bradsteet's A letter to Her Hisband, and To My Dear and Loving Husband.

"Anne Bradstreet (c. 1612-1672)" More e-texts!

"IV. PURITAN POETRY IN NEW ENGLAND: BAY PSALM BOOK, ANNE BRADSTREET, MICHAEL WIGGLESWORTH." A nice overview of the period and its literature!

"Anne Bradstreet" "An encounter with Bradstreet's poems can be a breakthrough moment if you are reading chronologically through NAAL, for she is one of the very first American artists who seems complex, complete, and fully human in the modern sense."

"Index to the Poetry of Anne Bradstreet" "These poems are taken from the Works of Anne Bradstreet edited by Jeannine Hensley and published by the Harvard University Press."

"A Poet's Inspirations" by Jenny Danek. ". . . Bradstreet's earlier writings express the conflict between her personal feelings and religious obligation."

"The 'Knowing' Anne Bradstreet: Public vs. Private" by Terri Metzner "When studying Bradstreet's poems, one finds a very open women, here to share her experiences in the New World."

Anne Dudley a.k.a. Anne Bradstreet (ca.1612 - 1672)