The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 12.2754  Wednesday, 5 December 2001

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Subject:        TOC: Ben Jonson Journal, Volume 8

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THE BEN JONSON JOURNAL
Literary Contexts in the Age of Elizabeth,
James, and Charles

VOLUME 8 / 2001

JOURNAL POLICIES / vii

EDITORS' PAGE / ix

THE BEN JONSON JOURNAL FORUM / xi

"BEN JONSON AT BREAKFAST" / xiii

ARTICLES

IAN DONALDSON
Looking Sideways: Jonson, Shakespeare, and the Myths of Envy / 1

PAUL A. CANTOR
In Defense of the Marketplace: Spontaneous Order in Jonson's Bartholomew
Fair / 23

NOEL BLINCOE
Bartholmew Fayre: A Celebration of English Folk Festivals  / 65

BARBARA IRENE KREPS
Contract and Property Law in The Devil Is an Ass  / 85

ROBERT W. HALLI, JR.
Versifying the Metaphor: Ben Jonson's "Song. That Women are bvt Mens
shaddowes" / 123

HANNA SCOLNICOV
The Merchant in Volpone: Narrative and Conceptual Montage in Maurice
Tourneur's Film / 133

CARLO M. BAJETTA
The Manuscripts of Verse Presented to Elizabeth I: A Preliminary
Investigation  / 147

CHRISTINE E. HUTCHINS
"Who is here so rude that would not be a Roman?": England as Anti-Type
of Rome in Elizabethan Print and Julius Caesar / 207

JOHN JOWETT
The Audacity of Measure for Measure in 1621 / 229

JOHN C. KERRIGAN
Action and Confession, Fate and Despair in the Violent Conclusion of The
Duchess of Malfi / 249

CLIFFORD DAVIDSON
The Anglican Setting of Richard Crashaw's Devotional Verse / 259

PAULA McQUADE
Truth and Consequences: Equivocation, Mental Reservation, and the Secret
Catholic Subject in Early Modern England  / 277

CLINTON ALLEN BRAND
"Times winged Charriot": Marvell's Poetics of Secularization / 291

GABRIEL EGAN
Hearing or Seeing a Play?: Evidence of Early Modern Theatrical
Terminology /327

CONVERSATION
An Interview with Donna Hamilton and Anne Lake Prescott / 349

THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES

PETER HAPP