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Kathryn Walls

Victoria University of Wellington, School of English, Film, Theatre and Media Studies, Faculty Member

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Kathryn Walls is the editor of William Baspoole's The Pilgrime (RETS 2008) and author of God's Only Daughter: Spenser's Una as the Invisible Church (Manchester UP, 2014). She is one of three executive editors for The Manchester Spenser monograph series.

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David Bindon’s ‘Pledges’ and the Marketable Children of Jonathan Swift’s A Modest Proposal

Notes and Queries, Apr 13, 2018

Margaret Christian, Spenserian Allegory and Elizabethan Biblical Exegesis

The Spenser Review, 2017

Oxford Bibliographies Online Datasets, Nov 29, 2017

An Analogous Adversary: The Old Dispensation in the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Journal of the fantastic in the arts, Mar 22, 2017

To ‘Impale a Glow-Worm’: A Source for Dunciad IV. 570–71 in the Transactions of the Royal Society

Notes and Queries, Jul 25, 2017

The Significance of Arca and Goddes Pryvetee in the Miller's Tale

Notes and Queries, Mar 1, 1995

Canto VI – the Church’s mission to the Gentiles

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

The City of God in history

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

Una’s Trinitarian dimension

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

Una’s adiaphoric dwarf

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

God’s only daughter

Una as the City of God

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

Abessa and the Lion: <i>The Faerie Queene,</i> I.3.1–12

Spenser studies, 1984

The multiplication of Una

An Analogous Adversary: The Old Dispensation in the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Journal of the fantastic in the arts, 2017

‘See, See, Where Christ’s Blood Streams in the Firmament’: Marlowe’s Recollection of a Corpus Christi Doomsday Pageant

Notes and Queries, 2021

Abessa and the Lion: The Faerie Queene, I.3.1–12

Spenser Studies

Add Faith Vnto Your Force': The Meaning Of Una's Advice in The Faerie Queene I.i.19.3

Notes and Queries, 2009

But Una may not have been using faith in the doctrinal sense of the word. As explained in the OED... more But Una may not have been using faith in the doctrinal sense of the word. As explained in the OED (add, v. 1. c.), 'to add faith to [something]' was once an idiomatic expression for 'to give credence to [it], to believe in [it]'. It could, in other words, mean to be convinced of the existence or ...

Absolon as Barber-Surgeon

The Chaucer Review, 2001

It is difficult to do justice to the brilliance of this passage. In its length and evasiveness it... more It is difficult to do justice to the brilliance of this passage. In its length and evasiveness it projects Absolon&#x27;s reluctance (a reluctance which is never made explicit) to acknowledge what has taken place. By the same token, it meets the comic writer&#x27;s need (given that only Dullness, as ...

David Bindon’s ‘Pledges’ and the Marketable Children of Jonathan Swift’s A Modest Proposal

Notes and Queries, Apr 13, 2018

Margaret Christian, Spenserian Allegory and Elizabethan Biblical Exegesis

The Spenser Review, 2017

Oxford Bibliographies Online Datasets, Nov 29, 2017

An Analogous Adversary: The Old Dispensation in the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Journal of the fantastic in the arts, Mar 22, 2017

To ‘Impale a Glow-Worm’: A Source for Dunciad IV. 570–71 in the Transactions of the Royal Society

Notes and Queries, Jul 25, 2017

The Significance of Arca and Goddes Pryvetee in the Miller's Tale

Notes and Queries, Mar 1, 1995

Canto VI – the Church’s mission to the Gentiles

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

The City of God in history

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

Una’s Trinitarian dimension

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

Una’s adiaphoric dwarf

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

God’s only daughter

Una as the City of God

Manchester University Press eBooks, May 16, 2016

Abessa and the Lion: <i>The Faerie Queene,</i> I.3.1–12

Spenser studies, 1984

The multiplication of Una

An Analogous Adversary: The Old Dispensation in the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Journal of the fantastic in the arts, 2017

‘See, See, Where Christ’s Blood Streams in the Firmament’: Marlowe’s Recollection of a Corpus Christi Doomsday Pageant

Notes and Queries, 2021

Abessa and the Lion: The Faerie Queene, I.3.1–12

Spenser Studies

Add Faith Vnto Your Force': The Meaning Of Una's Advice in The Faerie Queene I.i.19.3

Notes and Queries, 2009

But Una may not have been using faith in the doctrinal sense of the word. As explained in the OED... more But Una may not have been using faith in the doctrinal sense of the word. As explained in the OED (add, v. 1. c.), 'to add faith to [something]' was once an idiomatic expression for 'to give credence to [it], to believe in [it]'. It could, in other words, mean to be convinced of the existence or ...

Absolon as Barber-Surgeon

The Chaucer Review, 2001

It is difficult to do justice to the brilliance of this passage. In its length and evasiveness it... more It is difficult to do justice to the brilliance of this passage. In its length and evasiveness it projects Absolon&#x27;s reluctance (a reluctance which is never made explicit) to acknowledge what has taken place. By the same token, it meets the comic writer&#x27;s need (given that only Dullness, as ...