Broken Nuptials in Shakespeare's PlaysUniversity of Illinois Press, 1985 - 261 sider Providing a feminist interpretation of the plays that has been written, this work is aimed at feminists. |
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Wooing Wedding and Repenting | 1 |
Broken Nuptials in Shakespeares Comedies Much Ado About Nothing | 24 |
Power and Virginity in the Problem Comedies Alls Well That Ends Well | 58 |
Women and Men in Othello | 105 |
Gender and Genre in Antony and Cleopatra | 136 |
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achieve All's Antony and Cleopatra Antony's anxieties bawdy Beatrice Beatrice's bedtrick Benedick Bertram bonds broken nuptials Bullough Caesar Cassio characters chaste chastity Claudio comic conflicts consummation conventional Coppélia corruption courtship Cressida critics cuckoldry Cymbeline daughter degradation Desdemona desire Diana dramatic Emilia emphasize Enobarbus Enobarbus's fantasy father female Feminist friendship gender genres Hamlet Helen Hermione Hero heroines husband Iago Iago's idealization Imogen incest Isabella Kate King Leontes loss Love's Labor's Lost lover male Mariana marital marriage Measure for Measure men's misogyny mock death mother motif Othello Parolles passion Paulina Perdita Pericles play's plot political Polixenes Posthumus potential problem comedies problem plays Renaissance reunion riage roles romances romantic comedies romantic love sexual Shakespeare Shakespeare's plays Shrew social symbolic thee Thomas Neely thou tion tragedy tragic transformation Troilus and Cressida union University Press virginity virtue vows wedding wife Winter's Tale wives woman women wooing