The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 14.2300 Monday, 8 December 2003
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Subject: Ben Jonson Journal, vol. 10: Table of Contents and Special
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VOLUME 10 / 2003
ARTICLES
Murray Roston
Volpone: Comedy or Mordant Satire
Peter Happe
Jonson's On-Stage Audiences: Spectaret populum ludis attentius ipsis
D. Heyward Brock
Ben Jonson's First Folio and the Textuality of his Masques at Court
Timothy Burbery
John Milton, Blackfriars Spectator?: "Elegia Prima" and Ben Jonson's The
Staple of News
Catherine A. Rockwood
Topicality and Dissent in Jonson's A Tale of a Tub
Travis Curtright
Sidney's Defense of Poetry: Ethos and The Ideas
John Mulryan
Tradition and the Individaul Talent: Shakespeare's and Jonson's
Appropriation of the Classics
Stanley Stewart
Shakespeares's Philosophy: Breaking the Silence
John Briggs
The Problem of Inartificial Proof: Othello Peers into Bacon's Universe
Cyndia Susan Clegg
Feared and Loved: Henry V and Machiavelli's Use of History:
James P. Bednarz
Between Collaboration and Rivalry: Dekker and Marston's Coactive Drama
NOTES
Michael P. Jensen
Volpone Meets Matt Dillon: Jonson's Play Adapted for Gunsmoke
THEATER REVIEWS
Quimby Melton
Recent Reviews of The Silent Woman and Eastward Ho!
REVIEW ESSAYS
Stanley Stewart
The Unbearable Slightness of Being: A Review of Anthony Low's Aspects of
Subjectivity: Society and Individuality from the Middle Ages to
Shakespeare and Milton
Anthony Low
Barbara K. Lewalski's The Life of John Milton: A Critical Biography.
Richard J. DuRocher's Milton Among the Romans: The Pedagogy and
Influence of Milton's Latin Curriculum. David Loewenstein's Representing
Revolution in Milton and his Contemporaries: Religion, Politics, and
Polemics in Radical Puritanism
BOOK REVIEWS
Peter Beal
Leah S. Marcus, Janel Mueller, and Mary Beth Rose's Elizabeth I:
Collected Works. Janel Mueller and Leah S. Marcus's Elizabeth I:
Autograph Compositions and Foreign Language Originals
Priscilla Finley
Peter C. Herman's Reading Monarchs Writing: The Poetry of Henry VIII,
Mary Stuart, Elizabeth I, and James VI/I
R.V. Young
Marc Berley's Reading the Renaissance: Ideas and Idioms from Shakespeare
to Milton
Robert C. Evans
Lukas Erne's Shakespeare as Literary Dramatist
John Mulryan
Catherine M.S. Alexander and Stanley Well's Shakespeare and Sexuality
Stephen Smith
Harold Bloom's Hamlet: Poems Unlimited
Paul J. Voss
Stephen W. Smith and Travis Curtright's Shakespeare's Last Play: Essays
in Literature and Politics
Stephanie Chamberlain
Natasha Korda's Shakespeare's Domestic Economies: Gender and Property in
Early Modern England. Kathryn Jacob's Marriage Contracts from Chaucer to
the Renaissance Age
AmiJo Comeford
Williamt St./ Clair and Irmgard Maasen's Conduct Literature for Women:
1500-1640
Robert Shenk
Dennis Quinn's Iris Exiled: A Synoptic History of Wonder
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