CAHIERS ELISABETHAINS
Late Medieval and Renaissance English Studies

Number 53 January 1998

• Theatricality in Devils, Sinnekins, and the Vice
  by Peter HAPPÉ 1-12

• Spenser’s Nationalistic Images of Beauty: the Ideal and the Other in Relation to Protestant England and Catholic Ireland in The Faerie Queene Book 1
  by Joan FITZPATRICK 13-26

• Edmund Spenser’s Exile and the Politics and Poetics of Pastoral
  by John BREEN 27-41

• The Use of Booths in the Original Staging of Jonson’s Bartholomew Fair
  by Gabriel EGAN 43-52

• Shakespeare on Video
  compiled by Patricia DORVAL 53-75

• Shakespeare’s All’s Well: The Case of Bertram’s Letter
  by David THATCHER 77-80

• Le Hamlet de Daniel Mesguich: entre exégèse et mise en scène (Review Article)
  by Carole GUIDICELLI 81-95

• Measure for Measure, dir. Stéphane Braunschweig, Nottingham Playhouse, Sept 97 (Peter J. Smith) 97-9

• Twelfth Night, dir. Michael Walling for Border Crossings, Leicester Haymarket Studio Theatre, Oct. 97 (Peter J. Smith) 99-101

• Macbeth, mise en scène Stuart Seide, Centre Dramatique National Poitou-Charentes aux Gémeaux, Sceaux (Hauts-de-Seine) Nov. 97 (Guy Boquet) 101-03 (Guy Boquet)

• John MOREHEN, editor, English Choral Practice, 1400-1650, Cambridge University Press (Cambridge, 1995) (Valerie Thompson) 105

• Cyndia Susan CLEGG, Press Censorship in Elizabethan England, Cambridge University Press (Cambridge, 1997) (Greg Walker) 108

• Seth LERER, Courtly Letters in the Age of Henry VIII: Literary Culture and the Arts of Deceit, Cambrige University Press (Cambridge, 1997) (Greg Walker) 109

• Tom BISHOP, Shakespeare and the Theatre of Wonder, Cambridge University Press (Cambridge, 1997) (Stephen Longstaffe) 111

• Ian DONALDSON, Jonson’s Magic Houses. Essays in Interpretation, Clarendon Press (Oxford, 1997) (Brian Gibbons) 112

• Jean-Pierre MAQUERLOT and Michèle WILLEMS, editors, Travel and Drama in Shakespeare’s Time, CUP (Cambridge, 1997) (Ton Hoenselaars) 113

• Harry KEYISHIAN, The Shapes of Revenge: Victimization, Vengeance, and Vindictiveness in Shakespeare, Humanities Press (New Jersey, 1995) (Ton Hoenselaars) 116

• Anthony PARR, editor, Three Renaissance Travel Plays: “The Travels of the Three English Brothers”, “The Sea Voyage”, “The Antipodes”, The Revels Plays Companion Library, Manchester University Press (Manchester, 1995) (Ton Hoenselaars) 118

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