Queer Renaissance Historiography: Backward Gaze

Abstract

Contents: Series Editorsa (TM) Preface: Renaissance sextualities Queer Renaissance historiography: backward gaze, Stephen Guy-Bray, Vin Nardizzi and Will Stockton A hundred years of queering the Renaissance, Will Fisher Beyond sodomy: what is still queer about early modern queer studies?, Goran Stanivukovic 'Let it suffise': sexual acts and narrative structure in Hero and Leander, James M. Bromley Diana's band: safe spaces, publics, and early modern lesbianism, Jennifer Drouin Women's secretaries, Julie Crawford The touch of office: supernumerary economies and the Tudor public figure, Laurie Shannon Grafted to Falstaff and compounded with Catherine: mingling Hal in the Second Tetralogy, Vin Nardizzi Andrew Marvell and sexual difference, Stephen Guy-Bray Sexuality and society in the poetry of Katherine Philips, Graham Hammill Adam and Eve and the failure of heterosexuality, Will Stockton Afterword: period cramps, Madhavi Menon Index.

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