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’Swounds: Shakespeare and the spirit of trust

Julia Reinhard Lupton·

September 17, 2019

Confession and judgment are two sides of the same action in the drama of ideas; sometimes the confessor and the…

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Crossing and conversion

Shakespeare’s theatre of conversion

Paul Yachnin·

May 7, 2018

My claim in this essay is that William Shakespeare’s theatre grew out of the early modern crisis of conversion—the period…

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