The Social Stakes of Gambling in Early Modern London

Zucker, Adam

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“…43. As the variety of subjects implies, the following works are simply representative of a more expansive reach in recent literary and cultural studies: Smyth (2004), Zucker (2010), Fumerton andHunt (2009), Wall (2002), Drew-Bear (1994), and Karim-Cooper (2006). ; Fleming (2001); and Moulton (2000).…”

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Staged Transgression in Shakespeare’s England

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Palgrave Shakespeare Studies takes Shakespeare as its focus but strives to understand the significance of his oeuvre in relation to his contemporaries, subsequent writers and historical and political contexts. By extending the scope of Shakespeare and English Renaissance Studies the series will open up the field to examinations of previously neglected aspects or sources in the period's art and thought. Titles in the Palgrave Shakespeare Studies series seek to understand anew both where the literary achievements of the English Renaissance came from and where they have brought us.

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Staged Transgression in Shakespeare’s England

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2013

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The Social Stakes of Gambling in Early Modern London

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