Title: Realigning Renaissance culture : intrusion and adjustment in early modern drama /
Authors: Laqué, Stephan,; Ruge, Enno,
Publisher: WVT, Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier,
Year: 2004
Subjects: English drama History and criticism; Renaissance England
Contents: By way of introduction: "here's a knocking, indeed!": realigning Macbeth / Stephan Laqué, Enno Ruge -- Xenography: the stranger in The merchant of Venice / Stefan Herbrachter -- The semantic battle for ownership in Heywood's 2 If you know not me, you know nobody / Joachim Frenk -- Mourning, memory, amnesia: revenants and revengers on stage and screen / Tobias Döring -- Si scaenicae doctrinae delectant: intrusion and adjustment in the playhouse of Bartholomew Fair / Enno Ruge -- The intrusion of infinity: Hamlet and the Hermetic tradition / Stephan Laqué -- Did Othello read Giordano Bruno better than Frances Yates? Shakespeare and philosophy realigned / Nicoletta Tirinnanzi, Shaul Bassi -- Creatures of compromise: neostoic philosophy and male realignment in John Marston's Sophonisba / Anja Müller-Wood -- Theatre and the law: the concept of equity in John Webster's The white devil / Ina Habermann -- Realigning desire in early modern social exchange: feminine sexuality, incest and gender coercion in Ford's 'Tis pity she's a whore / Russell West -- Dark doors: the exchange of dangerous knowledge between classes in Jacobean drama / Ingrid Hotz-Davies.