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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 15.2109  Wednesday, 15 December 2004

From:           Douglas Brooks <dbrooks@tamu.edu>
Date:           Tuesday, 14 Dec 2004 23:19:40 -0600
Subject:        Shakespeare Yearbook Vol. 14

Subscribers to this list might like to know that the latest issue of
Shakespeare Yearbook (Vol. 14) has just been published.  Below is a
table of contents for the issue.

Best,
Douglas

Theme Essays: New Studies in the Shakespearean Heroine

1. "Adam's sons are my brethren": Reading Beatrice's Feminism, Past and
Present.
Alison Findlay

2. Finding King Lear's Female Parts
Philippa Kelly

3. The Sexual/Textual Impossibility of Female Heroism in the First Tetralogy
Manuela S. Rossini

4. Demonic Possession and Gender Identity in King Lear and Macbeth
Jan Frans van Dijkhuizen

5. Women, Speech and Subjectivity in Shakespeare's Othello: A
Comparative Analysis
Marguérite Corporaal

General Essays:

6. How did Shakespeare come by His Books?
Charles R. Forker

7. "Come upon your Q": Richard III, cue-line variants, and memorial
error
Paul Menzer

8. Pericles' "Mille Periclis": Shakespeare and the Falckenburgk Latin
Verse Narrative
Monica Matei Chesnoiu

9. Some quises and quems: Shakespeare's true debt to Nashe
Penny McCarthy

10. Shakespeare And The Greeks: A Hundred Years of Negotiations
Mara Yanni

11. "Who is this King of Glory?": Psalm 24 and Reconciliation in Hamlet

Sharon Hampel

12. Shakespeare's Spectral Turks: The Postcolonial Poetics of a Mimetic
Narrative
Imtiaz Habib

Book Reviews

Notes on Contributors

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