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Playing dirty: Sexuality and waste in early modern comedy
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Williams, Travis D
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/ Sexuality
/ Wives
2012
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Williams, Travis D
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/ Sexuality
/ Wives
2012
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Playing dirty: Sexuality and waste in early modern comedy
2012
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Will Stockton University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 2011, xxvi+182pp., paper$22.50, ISBN: 978-0816666072, cloth $ 67.50, ISBN: 978-0816674596 In this excellent and provocative book, Will Stockton presents a challenge to the tone, structure, method, and periodization of the paradigm-shift-with-case-studies model of historicist scholarship that has prevailed for the last two decades in early modern literary studies. [...] the bed trick that substitutes Helen for Diana turns Bertram's sodomy into procreative, married sex, during which more than one ring is fingered by the parties involved.
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Palgrave Macmillan UK,Palgrave Macmillan
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