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Heather Anne Hirschfeld

11 works· latest 2019· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-0910-8873

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Most cited in this library

Early Modern Collaboration and Theories of Authorship2001 · 56 citations
Joint Enterprises: Collaborative Drama and the Institutionalization of the English Renaissance Theater2004 · 41 citations
The End of Satisfaction2014 · 30 citations
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark2019 · 25 citations
Hamlet's "first corse": Repetition, Trauma, and the Displacement of Redemptive Typology2003 · 14 citations

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Hamlet, Prince of Denmark

Cambridge University Press eBooks·2019·2 authors·book·Open access

25citations

Playwriting in Shakespeare’s time: authorship, collaboration, and attribution

Cambridge University Press eBooks·2015·1 author·chapter

5citations

The end of satisfaction: drama and repentance in the age of Shakespeare

Choice Reviews Online·2014·1 author·other

7citations

The End of Satisfaction

Cornell University Press eBooks·2014·1 author·book

30citations

The Revenger’s Tragedy: Original Sin and the allures of vengeance

Cambridge University Press eBooks·2010·1 author·chapter

2citations

“And he hath enough”: The Penitential Economies of The Merchant of Venice

Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies·2010·1 author

4citations

Joint Enterprises: Collaborative Drama and the Institutionalization of the English Renaissance Theater

·2004·1 author

41citations

Hamlet's "first corse": Repetition, Trauma, and the Displacement of Redemptive Typology

Shakespeare Quarterly·2003·1 author

14citations

What Do Women Know?: "The Roaring Girl" and the Wisdom of Tiresias

Renaissance Drama·2003·1 author

7citations

Early Modern Collaboration and Theories of Authorship

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America·2001·1 author

56citations

Collaborating across Generations: Thomas Heywood, Richard Brome, and the Production of The Late Lancashire Witches

Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies·2000·1 author

10citations