Current Issue
SHAKESPEARE STUDIES
Volume XLIX Contents
Forum: Literature and Science
Introduction
SHANKAR RAMAN
How Much Do We Need to Know?
MARY THOMAS CRANE
Of Shadows and Substance: Composing the Shakespeare Photograph
HOWARD MARCHITELLO
Critical Assembly: The Rhetorical Structures
of Scientific Investigation
CLAIRE ELIZABETH PRESTON
The Binding Figures of Eloquence in Early Modernity
JENNY C. MANN
Ethos by the Numbers: Henry IV, Part 1
TRAVIS D. WILLIAMS
Emptiness in Seventeenth-Century Poetry, Politics,
and Natural Philosophy
JONATHAN SAWDAY ́
Shakespeare and the Social History of Truth
DEBAPRIYA SARKAR
Margaret Cavendish Was Not Fond of Telescopes
LIANNE HABINEK
Watery Knowledge on the Early Modern Stage
EVELYN TRIBBLE
The Embarrassments of Rhyme
VALERIE ALLEN
Stimulating Shakespeare’s Deep Brain:
Neurotechnology, Experimental Theater, and the Lab
PERRY GUEVARA
Next Generation Plenary
Introduction
Abject Black Flesh and the Manufacture of White Fear
in Early Modern Anatomical Illustrations
AVERYL DIETERING
“Sanctuary Children” in More’s History
and Shakespeare’s Tragedy of Richard III
EMILY GLIDER
Sexual Healing: Medicine, Pleasure, and Mirth
in Mountebank Representations
SARAH ELIZABETH MAYO
Mary Sidney’s Postmortem Poetics
WHITNEY SPERRAZZA
Climate Leviathan and Ecological Accumulation
in The Tempest
NATALIE SUZELIS
Articles
Shylock the German
TOBIAS DÖRING
Austen’s Dark Prince: Demonic and Deranged
LUISA MOORE
Time in The Tempest: Shakespeare, The Mock-Tempest
and the Making of Early Modern Carceral Labor
MATTHEW RITGER
Reviews
Darryl Chalk and Mary Floyd-Wilson, eds, Contagion
and the Shakespearean Stage
BARBARA TRAISTER
Kevin Curran, ed., Renaissance Personhood:
Materiality, Taxonomy, Process
BRUCE R. SMITH
Christy Desmet, Sujata Iyengar and Miriam Jacobson, eds,
The Routledge Handbook of Shakespeare
and Global Appropriation
ANSTON BOSMAN
Hillary Eklund and Wendy Beth Hyman, eds,
Teaching Social Justice Through Shakespeare:
Why Renaissance Literature Matters Now
CAROLYN SALE
Brett Gamboa and Lawrence Switzky, eds, Shakespeare’s Things:
Shakespearean Theatre and the Non-Human
World in History, Theory and Performance
SABINE SCHÜLTING
Ivan Lupic´, Subjects of Advice: Drama and Counsel
from More to Shakespeare
JESSE M. LANDER
Lynne Magnusson (with David Schalkwyk), ed.,
The Cambridge Companion to Shakespeare’s Language
ADAM ZUCKER
Lucy Munro, Shakespeare in the Theatre: The King’s Men
ROSLYN L. KNUTSON
Karen Raber, Shakespeare and Posthumanist Theory
TODD ANDREW BORLIK
James Shapiro, Shakespeare in a Divided America:
What His Plays Tell Us About Our Past and Future
THOMAS CARTELLI
Miranda Fay Thomas, Shakespeare’s Body Language:
Shaming Gestures and Gender Politics
on the Renaissance Stage
ALEX MACCONOCHIE
Margaret Tudeau-Clayton, Shakespeare’s Englishes:
Against Englishness
LYNNE MAGNUSSON