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The Shattering of the self violence, subjectivity, and early modern texts /
Published 2002Subjects: An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click to view
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Guilty creatures Renaissance poetry and the ethics of authorship /
Published 2001Subjects: An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click to view
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Renaissance go-betweens cultural exchange in early modern Europe /
Published 2005Table of Contents: “…Szönyi -- John Wolfe and the impact of exemplary go-betweens on early modern print culture / Sonia Massai -- Hybrids : learning from a gilded silver beaker (Antwerp, c. 1530) / Carlo Ginzburg -- British cultural history and church history for the continent : John Bale's Summarium (1548) and Catalogus (1557-59) / Herbert Grabes -- Machiavellian dissimulation and allegory : the writings of Roger Ascham and Sir Philip Sidney / John Roe -- Moses as go-between : John Spencer's theory of religious translation / Jan Assmann -- Another country : Marlowe and the go-between / Richard Wilson -- Spirits, ghosts, demons in Shakespeare and Milton / Aleida Assmann -- A membrane has broken : returning from the dead in The Spanish tragedy / Alexander Leggatt -- The words of Mercury : Shakespeare's love ambassadors / François Laroque -- Incising Venice : the violence of cultural incorporation in The merchant of Venice / Philippa Berry -- Iago the essayist : Florio between Montaigne and Shakespeare / Catherine Belsey.…”
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