Queer philologies : sex, language, and affect in Shakespeare's time /
Masten, Jeffrey,author.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 305-335) and index.
Introduction. On Q: an introduction to queer philology -- Chapter 1. Spelling Shakespeare : early modern "orthography" and the secret lives of Shakespeare's compositors -- Lexicon 1. Friendship. Chapter 2. "Sweet persuasion," the taste of letters, and male friendship -- Chapter 3. Extended "conversation" : living with Christopher Marlowe; a brief history of "intercourse" -- Lexicon 2. Boy-desire. Chapter 4. Reading "boys" : performance and print -- Chapter 5. "Amorous Leander," boy-desire, gay shame; or, straightening out Christopher Marlowe -- Lexicon 3. Sodomy. Chapter 6. Is the fundament a grave? Translating the early modern body -- Chapter 7. When genres breed : "mongrell tragicomedie" and queer kinship -- Editing philologies. Chapter 8. All is not glossed : editing sex, race, gender, and affect in Shakespeare -- Chapter 9. More or less queer : female "bumbast" in Sir Thomas More.
English literature
Language and sex
Language and sex
Homosexuality and literature
Homosexuality and literature
English language
Sex in literature.
English language
English literature
Homosexuality and literature.
Language and sex.
Sex in literature.