An edition of Literary criticism as dream analysis
(2009)
Literary criticism as dream analysis
essays on renaissance and modern writers
by Jeanne Addison Roberts
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Literary criticism as dream analysis: essays on renaissance and modern writers
2009, American Literary Press
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Table of Contents
I. Approach: In praise of criticism
Literary criticism as dream analysis
Bubbles from the canon's mouth
The universal Shakespeare?
II. Visions and revisions: Making a woman and other institutionalized diversions
Have women in the Southeast had a renaissance?
Feminist murder: Amanda Cross reinvents womanhood
Margaret Cavendish plays with Shakespeare
Women edit Shakespeare
III. Generic forms: Anxiety and influence: Milton, Ovid, and Shakespeare
Strategies of delay in Shakespeare: What the Much Ado is really about
The Merry Wives of Windsor as a Hallowe'en play
The Merry Wives: Suitably shallow, but neither simple nor slender
Revenge tragedy and Elizabeth Cary's Mariam
IV. Men: John Ford's passionate abstractions
Laughter and the law: Shakespeare's comic constables
Shakespeare's Helens and the reluctant Bertram
Review essay: The Windsor Falstaff
Crises of male self-definition in The Two Noble Kinsmen
V. Animals and the green world: The dreadful Sagittary and other Shakespearean nightmares
Comrade to the wolf and owl
"Why should a dog, a horse, a rat have life...?"
Horses and hermaphrodites: Metamorphoses in The Taming of the Shrew
Animals as agents of revelation: the horizontalizing of the chain of being in Shakespeare's comedies
Shakespeare's forests and trees
Shakespeare's green world revisited
VI. Women: Facets of the female in Shakespeare's plays
Birth traumas in Shakespeare
Shades of the triple Hecate in Shakespeare
The crone in English renaissance drama
Shakespeare's comic heroines and the superwomen of midcentury
Sex and the female tragic hero
Feminist interpretations of Shakespeare
Are Shakespeare's women unruly?
Endnotes
Acknowledgments.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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