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  3. Vol 21 No 2 (2018)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.12745/et.21.2
Published: 2018-12-27

Editorial

  • Editorial
    Melinda J. Gough, Erin E. Kelly, Helen M. Ostovich, Sarah E. Johnson
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Articles

  • Dramatic Networks: Marginalized Economics and Labour in The Norwich Grocers’ Play
    Jeffery G Stoyanoff
    • Requires Subscription PDF
  • Who Performed at Newington Butts in May 1586?
    Laurie Johnson
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  • Underemployed Elizabethans: Gabriel Harvey and Thomas Nashe in the Parnassus Plays
    P. B. Roberts
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  • Ovidian Retro-Metamorphosis on the Elizabethan Stage
    Lindsay Ann Reid
    • Requires Subscription PDF
  • How to Do Things with Organs: Moving Parts in The Duchess of Malfi
    Roya Biggie
    • Requires Subscription PDF

Note

  • The Dating and Attribution of Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany
    Adrian Blamires
    • Requires Subscription PDF

Issues in Review Essays

  • Introduction: Histories and Contexts in The Witch of Edmonton
    David Dean
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  • Women, Marriage, Property and Law: Contextualizing The Witch of Edmonton
    Tim Stretton
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  • Blasphemy, Swearing, and Bad Behaviour in The Witch of Edmonton
    David Dean
    • Requires Subscription PDF
  • The Witch of Edmonton: Witchcraft, Inversion, and Social Criticism
    Susan D Amussen
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  • Emotions in The Witch of Edmonton
    Kathryn Prince
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