Titlebook: Shakespeare Among the Animals; Nature and Society i Bruce Boehrer Book 2002 Bruce Boehrer 2002 drama.England.Renaissance.William Shakespear

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Cumulus

柔美流畅

Needlework

Dead Parrot Sketch,uspiciously trivial, to put the matter kindly. However, I believe this subject is important because of the way it is . trivial in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. In any case, the early European explorers of the New World considered parrots neither silly nor inconsequential. In the journals

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伦理学

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2634-5897 speare Among the Animals explores the notions of cultural order that underlie early modern conceptions of the natural world, and the ideas of nature implicit in early modern social practice.978-1-349-38744-1978-0-230-60212-0Series ISSN 2634-5897 Series E-ISSN 2634-5900

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,Shakespeare’s Beastly Buggers,Apparently, that is, one enforces traditional marital order and decency by indulging certain kinds of indecency, both within the moral economy of Shakespeare’s play and within the political economy of Oberon’s marriage.

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Dead Parrot Sketch, 31); the first islanders he met “swam out to the ships’ boats... and brought parrots and balls of cotton thread... and they bartered with us” (29); and on October 21, 1492, he observed “flocks of parrots that darken the sun, and birds of so many kinds so different from our own that it is a marvel” (51).

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Animal Fun for Everyone, concerned here with animals . animals: how people understand beasts in themselves; how people distinguish between the human and bestial orders without the mutual overcoding that is such an ubiquitous feature of our attitudes toward nature; and, of course, most specifically, how beasts might function as beasts on the early English stage.