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.9/1
Publisher: Gordon and Breach
Published: 1981
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Shakespeare, William, -- 1564-1616.
Table of contents: value: Contents: Feminist modes of Shakespearean criticism: compensatory, justificatory, transformational / Carol Thomas Neely - Demythologizing Shakespeare / Marianne Novy - Feminist and Marxist critiscism: an argument for alliances / Gayle Greene - A Midsummernight's dream: 'Jack shall have Jill,/Nought shall go ill' / Shirley Nelson Garner - The failure of relationship between men and women in Love's labour's lost / Peter B. Erickson - Misogyny and rule in Measure for measure / David Sundelson - Comment on David Leverenz's 'The woman in Hamlet' / Judith Wilt.