Études anglaises - n°4/2018

Religion and drama: shakespeare and his contemporaries

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Foreword

Noam REISNER
Theatricalising the Theology of Patient Revenge in English Renaissance Drama

Joseph STERRETT
"On my word": Trust and the Word in Romeo and Juliet

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"What trust is in these times?" Thinking the Secular State with "the colour of religion" in Shakespeare's 2 Henry IV

James D. MARDOCK
"I wot not by what power": Fairies, Predestination, and Genre in A Midsummer Night's Dream

Lynn S. MESKILL
Angels and Daemons: Religion in Antony and Cleopatra

Kristin M. S. BEZIO
"Munday I sweare shalbee a hollidaye": The Politics of Anthony Munday, from Anti-Catholic Spy to Civic Pageanteer (1579-1630)

Chloe Kathleen PREEDY
"The Wished Aire": Biblical Plagues and the Early Modern Playhouse

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ARTICLES

Line COTTEGNIES
Foreword

Noam REISNER
Theatricalising the Theology of Patient Revenge in English Renaissance Drama

Joseph STERRETT
“On my word”: Trust and the Word in Romeo and Juliet

Line COTTEGNIES
“What trust is in these times?” Thinking the Secular State with “the colour of religion” in Shakespeare’s 2 Henry IV

James D. MARDOCK
“I wot not by what power”: Fairies, Predestination, and Genre in A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Lynn S. MESKILL
Angels and Daemons: Religion in Antony and Cleopatra

Kristin M. S. BEZIO
“Munday I sweare shalbee a hollidaye”: The Politics of Anthony Munday, from Anti-Catholic Spy to Civic Pageanteer (1579-1630)

Chloe Kathleen PREEDY
“The Wished Aire”: Biblical Plagues and the Early Modern Playhouse

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