Renaissance configurations: Voices/bodies/spaces, 1580-1690
Preface: Renaissance Configurations G. McMullan - PART I: TURNING THE KEY - 'Infinite Riches in a Little Room': Marlowe and the Aesthetics of the Closet J. Knowles - Shakespeare 'Creepes into the Women's Closets about Bedtime': Women Reading in a Room of Their Own S. Roberts - 'A Book, and Solitariness': Melancholia Gender and Literary Subjectivity in Mary Wroth's Urania H. Hackett - PART II: DESIRING DIFFERENCE - Lyly and Lesbianism: Mysteries of the Closet in Sappho and Phao M. Pincombe - 'With Phoebus' Amorous Pinches Black': the Desirability of Difference in Early Modern Culture K Chedgzoy - A Rose for Emilia: Collaborative Relations in The Two Noble Kinsmen G. Kinsmen - PART III: NAMING/LOCATING - Space for the Self: Place, Persona, and Self-Projection in The Comedy of Errors and Pericles A. Piesse - Calling Things By Their Names': Troping Prostitution, Politics, and The Dutch Courtesan M. Thornton Burnett - PART IV: VOICING THE PAST - Spectres and Sisters: Mary Sidney and the 'Perennial Puzzle' of Renaissance Women's Writing S. Trill - What Echo Says in Seventeenth-Century Women's Poetry: Wroth, Behn S.J. Wiseman - Restoring the Renaissance: Margaret Cavendish and Katherine Philips R. Ballaster - Afterword A. Thompson