From:         Harry Keyishian < This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it >

Date:         December 28, 2011 12:07:27 PM EST

Subject:      Shakespeare Studies Volume XXXIX

Volume XXXIX of Shakespeare Studies features a Forum on Shakespeare and Ecology, four articles, and sixteen book reviews.  Shakespeare Studies is edited by Susan Zimmerman and Garrett Sullivan.  Linda Neiberg is Assistant to the Editors.

Contents:

Foreword: Noel Martin, 1922-2009, by Leeds Barroll

Forum: Shakespeare and Ecology

Introduction, by Julian Yates and Garrett Sullivan

Economies of Nature in Shakespeare, by Jean E. Feerick

The Preternatural Ecology of “A Lover’s Complaint,” by Mary Floyd-Wilson

Shakespeare’s Globe and England’s Woods, by Vin Nardizzi

Ecosystemic Shakespeare: Vegetable Memorabilia in the Sonnets, by Joshua Calhoun

“To fright the animals and to kill them up”: Shakespeare and Ecology, by Sharon O’Dair

Shakespeare’s Beach House, or The Green and the Blue in Macbeth, by Steve Mentz

Cognitive Ecology as a Framework for Shakespearean Studies, by Evelyn Tribble and John Sutton

Shakespeare @ the Limits, by Bruce R. Smith

Articles

Venus on the Thames, by John H. Astington

The French Source of the Earliest Surviving Arabic Hamlet, by Margaret Litvin

When Hell Freezes Over: Mount Hecla and Hamlet’s Infernal Geography, by Kristin Poole

“To buy, or not to buy”: Hamlet and Consumer Culture, by Emma Smith

Reviews

SS XXXIX contains reviews of recent books by Janet Adelman, Julian Bowsher and Pat Miller, Margeta de Grazia, Frances E. Dolan, Valerie Forman, Barbara Fuchs, Timothy Hampton, Jeffrey Knapp, Carole Levin, Nina Livine and David Lee Miller, Monica Matei-Chesnoiu, Bruce R. Smith, Tiffany Stern, Jennifer Summit, and Gustav Ungerer.

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