Essays And Studies

By John Carey, English Association., Anne Barton, Rachel Trickett, M C Bradbrook, John Kerrigan, Inga-Stina Ewbank, Michael Gearin-Tosh, John W. Creaser

147 pages ; 23 cm Footnotes include bibliographical references

Foreign Bodies And The Body Politic: Discourses Of Social Pathology In Early Modern England

By Anne Barton, Harris., Stephen Orgel, Jonathan Gil Harris

This book examines the overlap between early modern English attitudes to disease and to society and explores the cultural meaning of the image of the body at the interfaces of medicine, morality an...

Ben Jonson: Dramatist

By Anne Barton

Anne Barton. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 352-362.

Ben Jonson Dramatist: Dramatist

By Anne Barton

Since the Romantic period, Jonson has been an author more respected than read. Frequently compared with Shakespeare, he usually suffers unfairly from the comparison. In this book Anne Barton gives...

Byron: Don Juan

By Anne Barton

In Her New Introduction To This Brilliant And Outrageous Literary Landmark, Anne Barton Places Don Juan Within The Context Of Byron's Life And Reading, And Offers An Interpretation Of The Poem Whic...

Essays, Mainly Shakespearean

By Anne Barton

Anne Barton's essays on Shakespeare and his contemporaries are characterized by their combination of intelligence, humanity and elegance. This book contains two previously unpublished pieces and ma...

Before Orientalism: London'S Theatre Of The East, 1576-1626

By Richmond Barbour, Anne Barton, Stephen Orgel, RICHMOND (RICHMOND TYLER) BARBOUR

This volume examines early Anglo-Indian relations through trade (with the establishment of the East India Company), tourism, and diplomacy and reveals important differences between traveller report...

Shakespeare And The Idea Of Play

By Anne Barton, Anne Righter

Essays And Studies 1981

By English Association., Anne Barton, Engl Assoc. Staff

147p

The Names Of Comedy

By Anne Barton

Unlike tragic dramatists, who have usually inherited their characters' names from history or myth, comic writers are name-givers. They have always confronted a fundamental choice: whether to give "...