Include: The book of Sir Thomas More and its performance /by Robert Mullini; What shall I swear by? : rhetoric and attitudes to language in Romeo and Juliet /by Pierre Iselin; Romeo and Juliet and the scenic convention of the piazza /by Hanna Scolnicov; Two of both kinds makes up four : the human and mortal in A midsummer night's dream /by Edward Burns; Religion and the decline of magic, or ropes and tropes in Shakespeare's The tempest /by Ann Lecercle UkBU.
The space of theatre: stage and ideology in Shakespeare's The tempest /by J. Ronnie Mulryne; Be that you are / That is a woman: the 'prenzie' Angelo and the 'enskied' Isabella /by Maurice Charney; More needs she the divine than the physician: the limitations of medicine in Shakespeare's Late Plays /by David Bevington; Gager's Ulysses Redux: tragoedia nova /by Howard B. Norland UkBU.
