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As You Like It

To find selected articles and/or essays of criticism on Shakespeare's works in books, click on the play title you are researching. Click on the book title to link to the library catalog to check for availability and location of the book. If you have any questions, please ask a reference librarian for assistance!
As she likes it : Shakespeare's unruly women
Penny Gay
822.33 DG
Bargains with fate : psychological crises and conflicts in Shakespeare and his plays
Bernard J. Paris
822.33 DP
Domination and defiance : fathers and daughters in Shakespeare
Diane Elizabeth Dreher
822.33 DD
Experiencing Shakespeare : essays on text, classroom, and performance
Charles H. Frey
822.33 DF
Fancy's images : contexts, settings, and perspectives in Shakespeare and his contemporaries
Charles R. Forker
822.33 DF
Gender in play on the Shakespearean stage : boy heroines and female pages
Michael Shapiro
822.33 DS
The gender of Rosalind : interpretations : Shakespeare
Jan Kott
833.33 DK
The heart's forest; a study of Shakespeare's pastoral plays
David Young
822.33 DY
An introduction to Shakespeare's comedies.
Patrick Swinden
822.33 DS
Laughter, pain, and wonder : Shakespeare's comedies and the audience in the theater
David Richman
822.33 DR
The Matter of difference : materialist feminist criticism of Shakespeare
Valerie Wayne (ed.)
822.33 DW
The meaning of Shakespeare
Harold C. Goddard
822.33 DG
Our house is hell : Shakespeare's troubled families
Max H. James
822.33 DJ
Satiric catharsis in Shakespeare; a theory of dramatic structure.
Satiric catharsis in Shakespeare; a theory of dramatic structure.
822.33 DB
Shakespeare : text, subtext, and context
Ronald Dotterer (ed.)
822.33 DD
Shakespeare after all
Marjorie Garber
822.33 DG
Shakespeare and Elizabethan poetry
M.C. Bradbrook
822.33 DB
Shakespeare and the art of humankindness
Robert Kimbrough
822.33 DK
Shakespeare and the confines of art
Philip Edwards
822.33 DE
Shakespeare and the goddess of complete being
Ted Hughes
822.33 DH
Shakespeare and the romance tradition
E. C. Pettet
822.33 DP
Shakespeare and the traditions of comedy
Leo Salinger
822.33 DS
Shakespeare in the changing curriculum
L. Aers and N. Wheale (ed.s)
822.33 DA
Shakespeare on love & lust
Maurice Charney
822.33 DC
Shakespeare our contemporary
Jan Kott
822.33 DK
A Shakespeare workbook
Bertram Joseph
822.33 DJ
Shakespeare's comic rites
Edward Berry
822.33 DB
Shakespeare's daughters
Sharon Hamilton
822.33 GH
Shakespeare's festive comedy
C.L. Barber
822.33 DB
Shakespeare's festive world : Elizabethan seasonal entertainment and the professional stage
Franðcois Laroque
822.33 DL
Shakespeare's pastoral comedy
ThomasMcFarland
822.33 DM
Shakespeare's political animal
Alan Hager
822.33 DH
Shakespeare's wide and universal stage
C.B. Cox and D.J. Palmer (ed.s)
822.33 DC
Shakespeare, poet and citizen
Victor Kiernan
822.33 DK
When the theater turns to itself : the aesthetic metaphor in Shakespeare
Sidney Homan
822.33 DH
William Shakespeare
Terry Eagleton
822.33 DE
William Shakespeare : comedies & romances
Harold Bloom (ed.)
822.33 DB
The Woman's part : feminist criticism of Shakespeare
C. R. Swift Lenz, G. Greene, and C. T. Neely (ed.s)
822.33 GL

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