Keyword [Early Modern English]
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| 21. | Figures of pain: Suffering and selfhood in early modern English literature |
| 22. | The forest and social change in early modern English literature, 1590--1700 |
| 23. | 'Such wondrous science': Brain and metaphor in early modern English literature |
| 24. | Telos and Philology in the Early Modern English Epi |
| 25. | Defining absence: Reading female silence in early modern English literature, 1580--1640 |
| 26. | Threats from without, within, and below: Catholic commodities and early modern English anti-popery |
| 27. | Embodying empire: Roman plays on the early modern English stage |
| 28. | A mirror for the world: Gender, geography, and identity in early modern English drama |
| 29. | Cosmopolite subjectivities and the Mediterranean in early modern England |
| 30. | Gender, genre, and the eroticization of violence in early modern English literature |
| 31. | Body marks in early modern English epic: Spenser's 'Faerie Queene' and Milton's 'Paradise Lost' |
| 32. | Staging the occult: Continental European influences on the literature of the English Renaissance stage |
| 33. | The golden chain: Royal slavery, sovereignty and servitude in early modern English literature, 1550--1688 |
| 34. | Haunted by authors: Pretexts and pleasures in early -modern English and late -modern American angling |
| 35. | Imagining the theo -political body in early modern English literature |
| 36. | Spectacle in early modern English drama |
| 37. | Technologies of mettle: The acting self and the early modern English culture of metals |
| 38. | A holy presence: Signifying religion on the early modern English stage |
| 39. | 'Now rise infernal tones': The representations of early modern English witchcraft in sound and music |
| 40. | Borrowed heaven: Early modern devotion and the art of happiness |
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