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The Taming of the Shrew

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!
Anxious pleasures : Shakespearean comedy and the nation-state
Jonathan Hall
822.33 DH
As she likes it : Shakespeare's unruly women
Penny Gay
822.33 DG
The breath of clowns and kings; Shakespeare's early comedies and histories
Theodore Weiss
822.33 DW
Domination and defiance : fathers and daughters in Shakespeare
Diane Elizabeth Dreher
822.33 DD
Fancy's images : contexts, settings, and perspectives in Shakespeare and his contemporaries
Charles R. Forker
822.33 DF
An introduction to Shakespeare's comedies
Patrick Swinden
822.33 DS
The meaning of Shakespeare
Harold C. Goddard
822.33 DG
The playwright as magician : Shakespeare's image of the poet in the English public theater
Alvin B. Kernan
822.33 D+C975K
Recycling Shakespeare
Charles Marowitz
822.33 DM
Shakespeare & the uses of comedy
J.A. Bryant, Jr.
822.33 DB
Shakespeare after all
Marjorie Garber.
822.33 DG
Shakespeare and classical comedy : the influence of Plautus and Terence
Robert S. Miola
822.33 DM
Shakespeare and the question of theory
P. Parker and G. Hartman (ed.s)
822.33 DP
Shakespeare and the romance tradition
E. C. Pettet
822.33 DP
Shakespeare and the traditions of comedy
Leo Salinger
822.33 DS
Shakespeare's comedies
Jack A. Vaughn
822.33bDV
Shakespeare's comedies of play
J. Dennis Huston
822.33 DH
Shakespeare's comic rites
Edward Berry
822.33 DB
Shakespeare's festive world : Elizabethan seasonal entertainment and the professional stage
Franðcois Laroque
822.33 DL
Shakespeare's political animal : schema and schemata in the canon
Alan Hager
822.33 DH
Shakespeare, poet and citizen
Victor Kiernan
822.33 DK
Swearing and perjury in Shakespeare's plays
Frances A. Shirley
822.33 DS
The taming of the shrew
H. B. Charlton
822.33 DC
Virtue's own feature : Shakespeare and the virtue ethics tradition
David N. Beauregard
822.33 DB
When the theater turns to itself : the aesthetic metaphor in Shakespeare
Sidney Homan
822.33 DH
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. Thomas Neely (ed.s)
822.33 GL

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