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The Two Gentlemen of Verona

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
Bargains with fate : psychological crises and conflicts in Shakespeare and his plays
Bernard J. Paris
822.33 DP
Gender in play on the Shakespearean stage : boy heroines and female pages
Michael Shapiro
822.33 DS
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 meaning of Shakespeare
Harold C. Goddard
822.33 DG
The metamorphoses of Shakespearean comedy
William C. Carroll
822.33 DC
Shakespeare & the uses of comedy
J.A. Bryant, Jr.
822.33 DB
Shakespeare and Elizabethan poetry : a study of his earlier work in relation to the poetry of the time
M.C. Bradbrook
822.33 DB
Shakespeare and the romance tradition
E. C. Pettet
822.33 DP
Shakespeare on love & lust
Maurice Charney
822.33 DC
Shakespeare's comedies
Jack A. Vaughn
822.33 DV
Shakespeare's comic rites
Edward Berry
822.33 DB
Shakespeare, poet and citizen
Victor Kiernan
822.33 DK

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Last modified: August 29, 2008