That Night at Farnham
Anne Barton, 18 August 1983
Homosexuality in Renaissance England
by Alan Bray.
Gay Men’s Press, 149 pp., £7.95, September 1982,0 907040 16 0 Show More
by Alan Bray.
Gay Men’s Press, 149 pp., £7.95, September 1982,
Comic Women, Tragic Men: A Study of Gender and Genre in Shakespeare
by Linda Bamber.
Stanford, 211 pp., $18.50, June 1982,0 8047 1126 7 Show More
by Linda Bamber.
Stanford, 211 pp., $18.50, June 1982,
Still Harping on Daughters: Women and Drama in the Age of Shakespeare
by Lisa Jardine.
Harvester, 202 pp., £18.95, June 1983,0 7108 0436 9 Show More
by Lisa Jardine.
Harvester, 202 pp., £18.95, June 1983,
“... reflection’ of the eponymous hero. Or that Virgilia – who stubbornly refuses to yield to her mother-in-law in the small but significant argument they have about her leaving the house in Act One, and speaks before her in the crucial encounter with Coriolanus in Act Five – is a mere nonentity, who ‘must submit to Volumnia’s demands, her speeches, her ... ”