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SHAKESPEARE STUDIES

Volume L Contents

Forum: Whiteness and Shakespeare Studies

Seeking the (In)Visible: Whiteness and
Shakespeare Studies
DAVID STERLING BROWN, PATRICIA AKHIMIE,
ARTHUR L. LITTLE, JR.

“Whiteness as Property” in As You Like It
ANDREW BOZIO

“Blanched with Fear”: Reading the Racialized
Soundscape in Macbeth
DAVID STERLING BROWN AND JENNIFER LYNN STOEVER

“Confound[ing] distinction”: Women and the Disruption
of Race in All’s Well that Ends Well
KIMBERLY ANNE COLES

“Light in darkness lies”: Poesy, Love and Whiteness
in Love’s Labour’s Lost
YUNAH KAE

Surrogating Boys and the Performance of Whiteness
in Henry V
ANNA-CLAIRE SIMPSON

King Lear and the “fair and warlike” Heirs of Whiteness
ANDREW CLARK WAGNER

Fair Play: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Antiphrasis,
and the Broad Flouts of White Supremacy
JORDAN WINDHOLZ ́

End Game
RUBEN ESPINOSA

Articles

Editing Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida:
The Folio’s Double Rejection of Pandarus
JOSHUA R. HELD

“Like a dull actor now I have forgot my part:”
Coriolanus and Shakespearean Autism
OLIVIA HENDERSON

Reassessing Early Theater Patronage with New
Perspectives on John Dudley
LAURIE JOHNSON

Reviews

Pamela Bickley and Jenny Stevens, Studying Shakespeare
Adaptation: From Restoration Theatre to YouTube
STEPHEN O’NEILL

Janet Clare and Dominique Goy-Blanquet, eds, 
Migrating Shakespeare: First European Encounters,
Routes and Networks
SABINE SCHÜLTING

Margreta de Grazia, Four Shakespearean Period Pieces
HUW GRIFFITHS

Jennifer Drouin, ed., Shakespeare / Sex:
Contemporary Readings in Gender and Sexuality
Simon Smith, ed., Shakespeare / Sense: Contemporary
Readings in Sensory Culture
JOHN S. GARRISON

Bridget Escolme, Shakespeare and Costume in Practice
PATRICIA LENNOX

Andrew James Hartley and Peter Holland, eds, 
Shakespeare and Geek Culture
KAVITA MUDAN FINN

Richard Knowles and Kevin J. Donovan, eds,
with Paula R. Glatzer, A New Variorum Edition
of Shakespeare: King Lear
RENÉ WEIS

Adele Lee, ed., Shakespeare and Accentism
RUI CARVALHO HOMEM

Zachary Lesser, Ghosts, Holes, Rips and Scrapes:
Shakespeare in 1619, Bibliography in the Longue Durée
SARAH WALL-RANDELL

Jeremy Lopez, ed., The Routledge Anthology
of Early Modern Drama
BRANDI KRISTINE ADAMS

Joyce Green MacDonald, Shakespearean Adaptation,
Race and Memory in the New World
GAIL KERN PASTER

David McInnis, Shakespeare and Lost Plays:
Reimagining Drama in Early Modern England
ALAN B. FARMER

Scott Newstok, How to Think Like Shakespeare 
ELIZABETH HANSON

Christopher Pye, ed., Political Aesthetics in the Era
of Shakespeare
PAUL A. KOTTMAN