Volume V: 2012
“Extreme(ly) Shakespeare(an)”
Volume V: 2012
Papers selected for this volume explore the notion of extremes found in and illustrated by Shakespeare’s work. For a full-length pdf version of this volume, click here. To purchase a perfect-bound print version of this volume, click here.
html pdf Helena and “the Rarest Argument of Wonder”: All’s Well That Ends Well and the Romance Genre
Byron Nelson, West Virginia University
html pdf A Hot Mess: Knowing Juliet through Accidental Encounters in Popular Culture
Kirk Hendershott-Kraetzer, Olivet College
html pdf Jean-François Ducis: Re-Creating Shakespeare for an Eighteenth-Century Audience
Amy Drake, Franklin University
html pdf When Words Defile Things: Homoerotic Desire and Extreme Depictions of Masculinity in Shakespeare’s Coriolanus and the Combat Sport of Mixed Martial Arts
Aaron Hubbard, The University of Akron
html pdf Extremes of Gender and Power: Sycorax’s Absence in Shakespeare’s The Tempest
Brittney Blystone, Northern Kentucky University