Shakespeare and Identity in a Divided World
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Shakespeare and Identity in a Divided World
Bezio, Kristin M.S.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2026
306
Mole
Inglês
9781032230931
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Introduction: "I'll Drown My Book": Reading (and Watching) Shakespeare in the Twenty-First Century
Chapter 1: Who Was William Shakespeare?: How The Bard Came to Be (or Not to Be)
Chapter 2: Leading "Ladies": Shakespeare's Women and Problems of Gender Inequality
Chapter 3: Real Men Show Their Scars: Toxic Masculinity in Shakespeare's Violent Tragedies
Chapter 4: Cesario and Ganymede: Finding Transness in Shakespeare's "Genderbenders"
Chapter 5: Slaves and Generals: Race and Displacement in Shakespeare
Chapter 6: My Wits Begin to Turn: Causes, Cures, and Care for Mental Illness in Shakespeare's Plays
Chapter 7: Not Shaped for Sportive Tricks: Physical Disability and Fatness in Shakespeare
Epilogue: Shakespeare's Culture Wars from the Sixteenth Century to the Twenty-First
Chapter 1: Who Was William Shakespeare?: How The Bard Came to Be (or Not to Be)
Chapter 2: Leading "Ladies": Shakespeare's Women and Problems of Gender Inequality
Chapter 3: Real Men Show Their Scars: Toxic Masculinity in Shakespeare's Violent Tragedies
Chapter 4: Cesario and Ganymede: Finding Transness in Shakespeare's "Genderbenders"
Chapter 5: Slaves and Generals: Race and Displacement in Shakespeare
Chapter 6: My Wits Begin to Turn: Causes, Cures, and Care for Mental Illness in Shakespeare's Plays
Chapter 7: Not Shaped for Sportive Tricks: Physical Disability and Fatness in Shakespeare
Epilogue: Shakespeare's Culture Wars from the Sixteenth Century to the Twenty-First
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early modern literature;gender studies;critical race theory;disability studies;mental health stigma;queer theory;intersectionality in Shakespeare analysis
Introduction: "I'll Drown My Book": Reading (and Watching) Shakespeare in the Twenty-First Century
Chapter 1: Who Was William Shakespeare?: How The Bard Came to Be (or Not to Be)
Chapter 2: Leading "Ladies": Shakespeare's Women and Problems of Gender Inequality
Chapter 3: Real Men Show Their Scars: Toxic Masculinity in Shakespeare's Violent Tragedies
Chapter 4: Cesario and Ganymede: Finding Transness in Shakespeare's "Genderbenders"
Chapter 5: Slaves and Generals: Race and Displacement in Shakespeare
Chapter 6: My Wits Begin to Turn: Causes, Cures, and Care for Mental Illness in Shakespeare's Plays
Chapter 7: Not Shaped for Sportive Tricks: Physical Disability and Fatness in Shakespeare
Epilogue: Shakespeare's Culture Wars from the Sixteenth Century to the Twenty-First
Chapter 1: Who Was William Shakespeare?: How The Bard Came to Be (or Not to Be)
Chapter 2: Leading "Ladies": Shakespeare's Women and Problems of Gender Inequality
Chapter 3: Real Men Show Their Scars: Toxic Masculinity in Shakespeare's Violent Tragedies
Chapter 4: Cesario and Ganymede: Finding Transness in Shakespeare's "Genderbenders"
Chapter 5: Slaves and Generals: Race and Displacement in Shakespeare
Chapter 6: My Wits Begin to Turn: Causes, Cures, and Care for Mental Illness in Shakespeare's Plays
Chapter 7: Not Shaped for Sportive Tricks: Physical Disability and Fatness in Shakespeare
Epilogue: Shakespeare's Culture Wars from the Sixteenth Century to the Twenty-First
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