A feminist perspective on Renaissance drama

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism Early Modern Women Writers

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Acknowledgements.Introduction. 1.'Heavenly matters of theology'. 2. Revenge Tragedy. 3. 'I please my self': Female Self-fashioning. 4. Household Tragedies. 5. Queens and Subjects. Index.

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