Masculinity, Anti-Semitism and Early Modern English Literature: From the Satanic to the Effeminate Jew

Abstract

Contents: Introduction 'His stones, his daughter and his ducats': the Jew-devil, the Jew-sissy and the theo-sexual matrix 'Madam Rabbi': representations of Jewish women in English renaissance drama 'By thee adulterous lust was driv'n from men': Donne, Milton and the rise of the Jew-sissy 'She proving false, the next I took to wife': divorce law and violence in Jonson, Cary and Milton 'He is imitating nobody, and he is inimitable': T.S. Eliot and the antisemitic aesthetics of the Milton controversy 'When King Laugh come he make them all dance': the gothic reconstitutions of the Jew-devil Conclusion Appendix Notes Works cited Index.

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