Book VI

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Book VI is the final completed installment of Edmund Spenser’s epic poem *The Faerie Queene*, chiefly concerned with the virtue of courtesy as embodied by the knight Sir Calidore.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
poem book
alsoKnownAs The Legend of Courtesy NERFINISHED
author Edmund Spenser NERFINISHED
centralVirtue courtesy
containsAllegoryOf Elizabethan courtly behavior
moral courtesy
containsCharacter Calidore NERFINISHED
Coridon NERFINISHED
Pastorella NERFINISHED
the Blatant Beast NERFINISHED
containsEpisodeType pastoral interlude
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of England
dedicatedContext court of Elizabeth I NERFINISHED
exploresConcept gentility
pastoral ideal
social manners
featuresCharacter Sir Calidore NERFINISHED
firstPublicationCentury 16th century
follows Book V NERFINISHED
genre allegorical poem
chivalric romance
hasCriticalReceptionAs key Renaissance exploration of courtesy
hasNarrativeMode third-person narration
hasTargetAudience learned Elizabethan readership
hasTextualStatus last fully completed book of The Faerie Queene
influencedBy Italian Renaissance epic
classical epic tradition
intendedVirtueSequencePosition sixth virtue in The Faerie Queene’s design
isFinalCompletedInstallmentOf The Faerie Queene NERFINISHED
language English
literaryForm epic poetry
literaryMovement Elizabethan literature
literaryPeriod English Renaissance NERFINISHED
meter alexandrine (ninth line of each stanza)
iambic pentameter (lines 1–8 of each stanza)
narrativeFocus Sir Calidore’s quest to subdue the Blatant Beast
originalVerseForm Spenserian stanza NERFINISHED
partOf The Faerie Queene NERFINISHED
partOfLargerAllegory moral and political vision of The Faerie Queene
positionInSeries 6
protagonist Sir Calidore NERFINISHED
setIn Faerie Land NERFINISHED
theme courtesy
workIn English literature canon

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The Faerie Queene hasBook Book VI