Literaturverz. S. 348 - 359 Tales of a life / Richard DuttonJonson in the Elizabethan period / Matthew Steggle -- Jonson in the Jacobean period / Andrew McRae -- Jonson in the Caroline period / Martin Butler -- Genre / Katharine Eisaman Maus -- Friends, collaborators and rivals / Michelle O'Callaghan -- Jonson and Shakespeare / Mark Robson -- Editions and editors / Eugene Giddens -- Critical reception / James Loxley -- Performance afterlives / Lois Potter -- London and urban space / Adam Zucker -- The Globe Theatre and the open-air ampitheatres / Tiffany Stern -- The Whitefriars Theatre and the children's companies / Lucy Munro -- The Blackfriars Theatre and the indoor theatres / Janette Dillon -- Provinces, parishes and neighbourhoods / Steve Hindle -- The court / Malcolm Smuts -- Masques, courtly and provincial / Karen Britland -- Music / David Lindley -- Dance / Barbara Ravelhofer -- Manuscript culture and reading practices / James Knowles -- Print culture and reading practices / Alan B. Farmer -- Visual culture / John Peacock -- The body / Ben Morgan -- Law, crime and punishment / Lorna Hutson -- Religion / Julie Maxwell -- Politics / Andrew Hadfield -- Rank / Clare McManus -- Households / Kate Chedgzoy -- Foreign travel and exploration / Rebecca Ann Bach -- Domestic travel and social mobility / Julie Sanders -- Money and consumerism / Christopher Burlinson -- Land / Garrett A. Sullivan, Jr. -- Patronage / Helen Ostovich -- Architecture / Mimi Yiu -- Food / Robert Appelbaum -- Alchemy, magic and the sciences / Margaret Healy -- Clothing and fashion / Eleanor Lowe -- Gender and sexuality / Mario DiGangi. Richard Dutton: Tales of a life Matthew Steggle: Jonson in the Elizabethan period Andrew McRae: Jonson in the Jacobean period Martin Butler: Jonson in the Caroline period Katharine Eisaman Maus: Genre Michelle O'Callaghan: Friends, collaborators and rivals Mark Robson: Jonson and Shakespeare Eugene Giddens: Editions and editors James Loxley: Critical reception Lois Potter: Performance afterlives Adam Zucker: London and urban space Tiffany Stern: The Globe Theatre and the open-air ampitheatres Lucy Munro: The Whitefriars Theatre and the children's companies Janette Dillon: The Blackfriars Theatre and the indoor theatres Steve Hindle: Provinces, parishes and neighbourhoods Karen Britland: Masques, courtly and provincial Barbara Ravelhofer: Dance James Knowles: Manuscript culture and reading practices Alan B. Farmer: Print culture and reading practices John Peacock: Visual culture Lorna Hutson: Law, crime and punishment Andrew Hadfield: Politics Kate Chedgzoy: Households Rebecca Ann Bach: Foreign travel and exploration Julie Sanders: Domestic travel and social mobility Christopher Burlinson: Money and consumerism Garrett A. Sullivan, Jr.: Land Helen Ostovich: Patronage Margaret Healy: Alchemy, magic and the sciences Eleanor Lowe: Clothing and fashion Mario DiGangi.: Gender and sexuality |
