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Shakespeare and the Loss of Eden: Construction of Family Values in Early Modern Culture

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List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Preface Introduction: Reading Cultural History Desire in the Golden World: Love's Labour's Lost and As you Like It Marriage: Imogen's Bedchamber Parenthood: Hermione's Statue Sibling Rivalry: Hamlet and the First Murder Postscript: Passion and Interpretation Notes Index

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