Shakespeare's Early Comedies: Myth, Metamorphosis, Mannerism

Adriana ancient Antipholus Arden argues Aristotelian associated beauty Ben Jonson Berowne Cambridge chaos character Christian Clarendon classical Comedy of Errors comic contemporary course creation death Demetrius divine doth drama Dromio early comedies Egeon Elizabethan English Ephesus example expressed fairies genre Gentlemen of Verona gods Greene's Hercules human Humanists idea Italian Jonson Julia Katherina kind King knowledge language London Love's Labour's Lost Luciana Lyly Lyly's madness mannerist meaning Menaechmi metamorphosis metaphor Midsummer Night's Dream modern motif myth mythological nature Navarre neoplatonic Oberon Ovid Ovid's Ovidian Oxford pagan Penguin perhaps Petrarch Petruchio philosophy Platonic play poem poetry Princeton Proteus Queen Quoted Rape of Lucrece Renaissance role Roman seems seen Shake Shakespeare Shakespeare's comedy Shrew Silvia Sonnet speare's speech story Taming Tamora thee theme Theseus thou tion Titus Andronicus tragedy tragic trans transformation translation Trinkaus truth Valentine Venus and Adonis vols Waith women young lovers