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Introduction: a new new historicism / Patricia Fumerton -- The "I" of the beholder: renaissance mirrors and the reflexive mind / Debora Shuger -- "Reasonable creatures": William Cavendish and the art of dressage / Karen L. Raber -- "Pox on your distinction!": humanist reformation and deformations of the everyday in The staple of news / Don E. Wayne -- Homely accents: Ben Jonson speaking low / Patricia Fumerton -- Everyday life, longevity, and nuns in early modern Florence / Judith C. Brown -- Constructing the female self: architectural structures in Mary Wroth's Urania / Shannon Miller -- The buck basket, the witch, and the queen of fairies: the women's world of Shakespeare's Windsor / Richard Helgerson -- Three ways to be invisible in the renaissance: sex, reputation, and stitchery / Lena Cowen Orlin -- Household chastisements: gender, authority, and "domestic violence" / Frances E. Dolan -- Money and the regulation of desire: the prostitute and the marketplace in seventeenth-century Holland / Ann Jensen Adams -- Reorganizing knowledge: a feminist scholar's everyday relation to the Florentine past / Stephanie H Jed -- "The Catastrophe is a nuptial": Love's labor's lost, tactics, everyday life / Richard Corum -- "Leaving out the insurrection": carnival rebellion, English history plays, and a hermeneutics of advocacy / Simon Hunt -- Graffiti, grammatology, and the age of Shakespeare / Juliet Fleming.
edited by Patricia Fumerton and Simon Hunt.
Includes bibliographical references and index.