English Renaissance drama and the specter of Spain: ethnopoetics and empire

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Early Modern Spanish Literature Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism

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List of Illustrations Introduction: The Specter of Spain 1. From Ethos to Ethnos 2. A Long and Lively Antithesis 3. Thomas Kyd's Tragedy of Spains 4. Marlowe Among the Machevills 5. Shakespeare's Comical History 6. Othello's Spanish Spirits: Or, Un-sainting James Afterword: A Natural Enemy Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgements

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