Playing the globe: genre and geography in English Renaissance drama

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The relationship between English Renaissance drama and Renaissance geography is discussed in this book. It also deals with the impact on the drama of new lands and new peoples and of old lands and ancient peoples that the new geography had suddenly made visible in its new maps of the ancient world.

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