The Return of Theory in Early Modern English Studies, Volume II

Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Introduction PART I: POSTHUMANISM 1. It's (for) you; or, the tele-t/r/opical post-human; Julian Yates 2. Margaret Cavendish and the Creation, Publishing, and Empowering of Subjectivity in the Blazing World; Dan Mills 3. The Bee and the Sovereign (II): Segments, Swarms, and the Early Modern Multitude, Joseph Campana PART II: ECOCRITICISM 4. Early Modern Ecocriticism; Ken Hiltner 5. Horticulture of the Head: The Vegetable Life of Hair in Early Modern English Thought; Edward Geisweidt 6. The Private Lives of Trees and Flowers; Douglas Trevor PART III: HISTORICAL PHENOMENOLOGY 7. Shakespearean Softscapes: Hospitality, Phenomenology, Design; Julia Reinhard Lupton 8. Describing the Sense of Confession in Hamlet; Matthew J. Smith 9. '''Tis insensible, then?': Language and Action in 1 Henry IV'; James A. Knapp 10. ''We Prove Mysterious by This Love': John Donne and the Intimacy of Flesh; Christopher Stokes PART IV: HISTORICISM NOW 11. Milton, Habermas, and the Dynamics of Debate; James Kuzner 12. 'Copious Measures': The Sidney Psalms and the Meaning of Abundance; Kenneth Graham 13. The Empedoclean Renaissance; Drew Daniel Index