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SHAKESPEARE STUDIES

Volume LI Contents

Forum: For Mike Bristol

Big-Time Shakespeare, Calvin and Hobbes, and Sandy Koufax:
How Michael Bristol Ruined My Life
J. F. BERNARD

“I have Drunk and Seen the Spider”: Cognition, Affect, and the
Carnivalesque in the Winter’s Tale
GAIL KERN PASTER

“Married in Conjunction”? Shakespearean Conversations and
Complications
JAMES SIEMON

Michael Bristol’s Heuristics of Carnival in London’s Civic
Pageantry
JILL INGRAM

Shakespeare’s Virtues for Our Times
UNHAE PARK LANGIS
JULIA REINHARD LUPTON

Trauma-Informed “Vernacular Criticism” and Pedagogy: A Case
Study of Shakespeare’s The Rape of Lucrece
ANNA LEWTON-BRAIN
BROOKE HARVEY

Shakespearean Jus Post Bellum: Ethical Ends to War in Henry V
NICHOLAS UTZIG

Shakespeare’s Gifts: Commerce, Conversation, Conversion
PAUL YACHNIN

Next Generation Plenary

How to Do Things with Sweat
BEATRICE BRADLEY

The Specter of Disability in Early Modern Drama
EVYAN DALE GAINEY

The Devil You Know: Anti-Black Racism and the Mythologies of
English Witchcraft
HANNAH KORELL

Epicene: Female Revenge in the Husband-Taming Comedy
BAILEY SINCOX

Did Environmental Catastrophe Have a Renaissance?
JOHN YARGO

Articles

A Gift to Anti-Semites: Shylock on the Prerevolutionary Russian
Stage
LAURENCE SENELICK

Metatheater and the Urban Everyday in Ben Jonson’s Epicoene and
The Alchemist
CHRISTOPHER D’ADDARIO

Elbowing Katherine of Valois
DENISE A. WALEN

Review Essay

Heather James, Ovid and the Liberty of Speech in Shakespeare’s England
Christina Luckyj, Liberty and the Politics of Female Voice in Early Stuart England
JENNY C. MARTIN

Reviews

Richard Ashby, King Lear “After” Auschwitz: Shakespeare, Appropriation and
Theatres of Catastrophe in Post-War British Drama
MARTIN HARRIES

Garrett A. Sullivan Jr., Shakespeare and British World War Two Film
William C. Carroll, Adapting Macbeth: A Cultural History
YU JIN KO

Hugh Grady, Shakespeare’s Dialectics of Hope: From the Political to the Utopian
JOHN DRAKAKIS

Diana E. Henderson and Kyle Sebastian Vitale, eds., Shakespeare and Digital
Pedagogy: Case Studies and Strategies
CHRISTIE CARSON

Peter Holland, Shakespeare and Forgetting
GARRETT A. SULLIVAN JR.

Sonya Freeman Loftis, Shakespeare and Disability Studies
JUSTIN P. SHAW

Alex MacConochie, Staging Touch in Shakespeare’s England
LAURA SEYMOUR

Lena Cowen Orlin, The Private Life of William Shakespeare
LAURIE MAGUIRE