B.A., George Washington; M.A., Ph.D., Maryland
Professor Coiro's publications include: Robert Herrick's "Hesperides" and the Epigram Book Tradition (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1988); editor of Ennobled Numbers for the Presse, a special issue of George Herbert Journal devoted to Herrick (1992), and Dramatic Milton (forthcoming). Among her essays are: “Milton & Sons: The Family Business,” forthcoming in a special issue of Milton Studies 2008; “’A thousand fantasies’: Milton and the Masque Tradition,” forthcoming in The Oxford Handbook of Milton (Nigel Smith and Nicholas McDowell, eds. 2008); “Anonymous Milton, or, A Maske Masked,” ELH (2004); "’A ball of strife’: Caroline Poetry and Royal Marriage," in The Royal Image: Representations of Charles I, (Thomas N. Corns, ed.; 1999); “Fable and Old Song: Samson Agonistes and the Idea of a Poetic Career," in Milton Studies 1998; "Writing in Service: Sexual Politics and Class Position in the Poetry of Aemelia Lanyer and Ben Jonson," Criticism (1993); "Milton and Class Identity: The Publication of Areopagitica and the 1645 Poems," Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies (1992); "'To repair the ruins of our first parents: Of Education and Fallen Adam," SEL (1988).
Awards: American Philosophical Society Sabbatical Fellowship 2004-5; Milton Society of America’s James Holly Hanford Award 1998; Warren I Susman Award for Excellence in Teaching 1996; Outstanding Graduate Teacher, Rutgers University 1995.
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