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,Transformation, Transvestism, and Lost Text: Violante’s Rape and Cross-Dressing in Lewis Theobald’sollaboration with Fletcher—as a way to investigate the dramaturgy and inform an understanding of the female characters in the original plays.. I have used the texts of the original plays and those of the adaptations, as well as their relevant performance histories to develop the argument. In this ch

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Conclusion,d his collaborations with Fletcher, to investigate the female characters in the plays. I have “read” the original play and its adaptation using a “directorial eye.” The latter type of reading imagines the play on stage in performance, an “imagining” supported by the text itself, contemporary account

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Conclusion,ectorial eye.” The latter type of reading imagines the play on stage in performance, an “imagining” supported by the text itself, contemporary accounts of both the play in performance and the performers, and knowledge of the staging conventions of early modern drama.

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Silence and Sorcery, Sexuality and Stone: Absent Parts to Understanding Hermione and Paulina in Shaunities of time, place, and action, were unsympathetic to both the 16-year time gap in the play and the geographical oscillation (beginning in Sicily, shifting to Bohemia, and then returning to Sicily for the final act). Other reasons include locating a seacoast on landlocked Bohemia, the play’s rel

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Jennifer Jenkinsn access to education, where ‘access’ is understood in the broadest possible sense, between different social groups. It leaves individual differences to the psychologist. Something like that, at least, is the theory. It is not, of course, a good theory. In fact, many sociologists (Jencks .., 1972) a