No. 3 (2016): The Shape of a Language

Published: 2017-12-13

Preliminary pages

• Title Page / Contents

  Editorial Staff

  I-VI

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Articles

• Editor's Foreword

  Iolanda Plescia

  VII-XIV

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• The Shape of Early Modern English: An interview with Jonathan Culpeper on the Encyclopedia of Shakespeare’s Language Project

  Iolanda Plescia Jonathan Culpeper

  1-19

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• Who Invented 'Gloomy'? Lies People Want to Believe About Shakespeare

  Jonathan Hope

  21-45

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• Comparing Syntactic Strategies for Proximity and Distance in the Verse/Prose Comedies of Shakespeare and Jonson

  Michael Ingham Richard Ingham

  47-67

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• The pragmatics of dialogical asides in Shakespeare

  Roberta Mullini

  69-81

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• “Danes Do It Melancholy”: Allusions to Shakespeare in Films and TV

  Irene Ranzato

  83-106

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• Come into the Garden, Bard; Or, From Bed to Verse

  Russ McDonald

  107-119

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Miscellany

• Rome Desired; Or, the Idea of Rome

  Nadia Fusini

  123-134

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• Back from the Dead. An Encounter with Domitius Enobarbus

  Rosy Colombo, Alessandro Roccati

  135-148

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Reviews

• Selected Publications in Shakespeare Studies (2014-2016)

  Editorial Staff

  149-183

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Abstracts / Contributors

• Abstracts

  Editorial Staff

  185-189

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• Contributors

  Editorial Staff

  191-194

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Complete volume

• The Shape of a Language

  Iolanda Plescia, Ed.

  I-XIV, 1-194

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