Renaissance poetry and drama in context : essays for Christopher Wortham / edited by Andrew Lynch and Anne M. Scott.
Renaissance Poetry and Drama in Context is a stimulating refereed collection of new work dedicated to Emeritus Professor Christopher Wortham of The University of Western Australia. The essays provide a rich context for the interdisciplinary study of the E.
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2008.
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Table of Contents:
- Chris Wortham: an appreciation / Geoffrey Cooper and Robert White
- Shakespeare and the medieval theatre of cruelty / Ann Blake
- Magnificent money: wealth and nobility in 'Magnificence' and 'Gentleness and nobility' / Karina Welna
- Cosmos and history: Shakespeare's representation of nature and rebellion in 'Henry IV part one' / Alicia Marchant
- The plague of Christendom: discord and chastity in 'Othello' / Helen Vella Bonavita
- Othello's exsufflations / Graham Bradshaw
- Bearded women and the cultural moment in 'Macbeth' / Brett D. Hirsch
- Sam Johnson corrected: 'As you like it' IV. 2 / Alan Brissenden
- Marlowe, maps, and might / Paige Newmark
- Ben Jonson and 'the proper passion of Mettalls' / Anthony Miller
- Madness in 'A Yorkshire tragedy' and 'The pilgrim' / Joost Daalder
- Les 'contraires seiours': Scève's use of the Diana myth in the 'Délie' of 1544 / Jane Southwood
- Playing with worldly things: the dialogues of the Little Academy at Little Gidding / Kate Riley
- Seeking a voice: Lady Grace Mildmay and the constraints of conduct literature / Philippa Kelly
- Paradises lost: invaded houses in Donne's poetry / Heather Dubrow
- Marvell's 'Horatian Ode on Cromwell's return from Ireland' and the context of the engagement controversy / Conal Condren
- Andrew Marvell and the Tree of Life / Victoria Bladen
- The double strand of Cleopatra plays / Kay Gilliland Stevenson
- 'Disgrace' as J.M. Coetzee's 'Tempest' / Laurence Wright
- 'King Lear' and film genres / Robert White
- Fragments recollected from two lives / Christpher and Anne Wortham.