Shakespeare's ecology of natural resources : transitions and transformations /
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| Language: | English |
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London :
The Arden Shakespeare,
2026.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Shakespearean arenas of production in the Anthropocene
- 1. The fabric of life in the Sonnets
- 2. Crossing the nature/culture divide in Love's Labour's Lost
- 3. Water industry and riverine collapse
- 4. From early modern sandscapes to the making of glass
- 5. Underground Shakespeare: transgressing the limits and foraging the earth
- 6. Plotting, digging, burying and soil issues in Hamlet
- 7. Business in the frost in The Tempest
- 8. White ecology: the salt of early modern life
- Conclusion: Transforming nature: life in a crisis mode.