Religion and revelry in Shakespeare's festive world

Phebe Jensen

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Medieval Literature and History Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism

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Phebe Jensen offers a study of the relationship between traditional festive pastimes, including Midsummer pageants and dancing, and Shakespeare's plays.

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