Reconceiving the Renaissance:: A Critical Reader

Clare McManus; Ewan Fernie; Ramona Wray; Mark Burnett

Reconceiving the Renaissance: A Critical Reader

Clare McManus (Editor), Ewan Fernie (Editor), Ramona Wray (Editor), Mark Burnett (Editor)

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Abstract

This theoretical reader introduces students to central interventions into early modern studies over the past 30 years. Reviews include: ‘remarkably succeeds in meeting the ambition of its title . . . compellingly demonstrates how various and exciting contemporary scholarship is’ (David Scott Kastan, NYU).

Original language	English
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Publication status	Published - 2005

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