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Critical Survey
Aims & Scope
General Editor: Graham Holderness, University of Hertfordshire
Critical Survey addresses central issues of critical practice and literary theory in a language that is clear, concise, and accessible, with a primary focus on Renaissance and Modern writing and culture. The journal combines criticism with reviews and poetry, providing an essential resource for everyone involved in the field of literary studies.
"A superb journal, fast becoming 'required reading', especially for those interested in cutting-edge work in early modern studies." —Barbara Hodgdon, Drake University
"A lively, inventive and eminently readable journal." —Catherine Belsey
Berghahn Journals is pleased to announce the addition of Critical Survey to JSTOR! All of the back issues, over 20 years of content, are now available. With JSTOR's large network of participating institutions and easy accessibility, the journal will have greater exposure to a wider audience while ensuring long-term preservation.
Subjects: English-language Literature
Current Issue
Volume 25, Issue 1, Spring 2013
Introduction
PAUL EDMONDSON and PAUL FRANSSEN (Guest Editors)
ARTICLES
The Shakespeare Courtship in the Millennium
KATHERINE SCHEIL
Biographical Aftershocks: Shakespeare and Marlowe in the Wake of 9/11
ROBERT SAWYER
Performance and Life Analogies in Shakespeare Novels for Young Readers
MARGA MUNKELT
Shakespeare as Character in Two Works by José Carlos Somoza
ÁNGEL-LUIS PUJANTE AND NOEMÍ VERA
The Adventures of William Hood: Fictions of Shakespeare the Deer Stealer
PAUL FRANSSEN
Religion Revisited: William Shakespeare, Nicholas Owen, and the Culture of Doppelbödigkeit
SONJA FIELITZ
A Renaissance for New Place in Shakespearean Biography?
PAUL EDMONDSON
‘The body always has at least one wound’: Pia Tafdrup in Conversation
RUTH O’CALLAGHAN
POETRY
Cimitero
ROY MARSHALL
Keem Bay – Achill
RUTH O’CALLAGHAN
Mystery
RICHARD KELL