The Mutable Glass

Exploring the theme of mirror-imagery, this book offers an in-depth analysis of its evolution in English literature from the thirteenth century to the seventeenth century. It examines how authors utilized reflections, both literal and metaphorical, to convey complex ideas about identity, perception, and reality. Through a detailed survey, readers will discover the significance of mirrors as a literary device and their impact on cultural and philosophical thought during this transformative period.