Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Renaissance Papers
- Cardinal Wolsey: The English Cardinal Italianate
- Pope Gregory and the Gens Anglorum: Thomas Stapleton's Translation of Bede
- The Spenserian Paradox of Intended Response
- Lucan, Marlowe, and the Poetics of Violence
- Hell Is Discovered
- Private and Public Plays in the Private Theaters: Speculation on the Mercenary Methods of Second Paul's and Second Blackfriars
- Staging Dismemberment in Early Modern Drama: Playing Mnemonics and Meaning
- Serving Theater in Volpone
- Troilus and Cressida: An Epitaph for the History Play
- “What thing thou art, thus double-formed”: Naming, Knowledge, and Materialism in Paradise Lost
Renaissance Papers
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 September 2012
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Renaissance Papers
- Cardinal Wolsey: The English Cardinal Italianate
- Pope Gregory and the Gens Anglorum: Thomas Stapleton's Translation of Bede
- The Spenserian Paradox of Intended Response
- Lucan, Marlowe, and the Poetics of Violence
- Hell Is Discovered
- Private and Public Plays in the Private Theaters: Speculation on the Mercenary Methods of Second Paul's and Second Blackfriars
- Staging Dismemberment in Early Modern Drama: Playing Mnemonics and Meaning
- Serving Theater in Volpone
- Troilus and Cressida: An Epitaph for the History Play
- “What thing thou art, thus double-formed”: Naming, Knowledge, and Materialism in Paradise Lost
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- Renaissance Papers 2008 , pp. vii - viiiPublisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2009