Shakespeare Studies (33) - Hardcover

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This volume finds the Bard alive and well and still causing a significant stir, as evidenced by the third in a series of essays on Early Modern drama around the world, in which scholars of theatrical traditions describe conditions at Shakespeare's time, in this edition's case in Italy. Papers cover extra-mural psychoanalytic topics such as sexuality, imaginary and real anatomies, love and humoralism in the context of "soft" psychoanalysis, conducting psychoanalysis in the context of the corpse, compulsions of the Renaissance, and the use of the fetish. Topics of general articles include gender and vocal agency in King John, Shakespeare in the second Blackfriars theater and Timothy Hampton on literature and national sentiment in Renaissance France. The volume closes with 22 reviews of recent publications. Distributed by Associated University Presses. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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