Feminist criticism of Shakespeare
By: guest editors: Gayle Greene and Carolyn Ruth Swift.
Contributors: Greene, Gayle.; Lenz, Carolyn Ruth Swift.
Series: Women's studies -- vol.9/2
Publisher: Gordon and Breach
Published: 1981
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Shakespeare, William, -- 1564-1616.
Table of contents: value: Contents: Doubling, women's anger, and genre / Marilyn L. Williamson - Shrew-taming and other rituals of agression: baiting and bonding on the stage and in the wild / Martha Andresen-Thom - Re-establishing sexual order: The ring episode in The Merchant ofVenice / Anne Parten - All that is spoke is marred: Language and consciousness in Othello / Madelon Gohlke - Behind a dream: Cleopatra and Sonnet 129 / Barbara L. Estrin -Review of Marilyn French Shakespeare's division of experience / Peter B. Erickson- A supplement to the Lenz-Greene-Neely bibliography on 'Women and men in Shakespeare' based on the collections of the Furness Shakespeare Library / Georgianna Ziegler.