Word and self estranged in English texts, 1550-1660 / edited By Philippa Kelly and L.E. Semler.

Contents Wittgenstein and early English dictionaries, 1604-1658 / Julian Lamb -- The ruins of Persepolis: grotesque perception in Thomas Herbert's travels / L.E. Semler -- Intimate converse with nature: body and touch in Harvey's way of inquiry / Alan Salter -- Dipsas and traditions of the serpent-woman in early modern literature / Alison V. Scott -- Shakespeare and authenticity: teaching the real thing / Jean E. Howard -- Estranging word and self in Twelfth night / R.S. White -- Desdemona's wooing: towards a pre-1538 Othello / Lawrence Warner -- A mind diseased: reading Lady Macbeth's madness / Chris Couche -- Topographies of space, time and disciplinarity in early modern English: the case of Andrew Marvell / Bob Hodge -- The text estranged: topographies of irony in Chaucer and Milton / Ronald Bedford -- Sounds of elevation in Paradise lost: God's commendation of Abdiel / William Walker -- Remembering Jerusalem: the politics of pastoral recreation in Izaak Walton's The compleat angler (1653) / Kirsten Tranter -- Transitory hieroglyphiques: deaf people and signed communication in early modern theories of language / Susannah Macready.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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ISBN9781409400370 (hardback : alk. paper)
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