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Table of contents of the issue 2/2016, July-December
Otherness, Transgression, and Subversion in Early Modern English Culture

ISBN: 978-88-43-08150-9

Year: 6

Michele Marrapodi

Introduction: Tradition and Subversion

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 7-16 DOI: 10.7368/85379

Part I: Texts and Ideology

Robert W. Haynes

Sir Thomas Elyot's Transgressors and Transgressions: Conflicts of Obedience in Henrician England and Dionysian Syracuse

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 17-34 DOI: 10.7368/85380

Cristiano Ragni

Marlowe's 'damnable opinions'. Bruno, Machiavelli, and Gentili in The Massacre at Paris

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 35-54 DOI: 10.7368/85381

Camilla Caporicci

Breaking the Rules. The Subversive Nature of Shakespeare's Sonnets to the Dark Lady

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 55-74 DOI: 10.7368/85382

Giuseppe Leone

Shakespeare's Use of the Ineffectiveness of Poison against Worthy Kings and Good Characters

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 75-92 DOI: 10.7368/85383

Part II: Culture and Society

Duncan Salkeld

The Elizabethan Bridewell Minute Books

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 93-118 DOI: 10.7368/85384

Giuseppe Leone

From Universal to (Flawed) Particular: Subversive Attempts to Re-Create the Real in Elizabethan Theatre

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 119-138 DOI: 10.7368/85385

Manuela D'Amore

"Sundrye strange and inhumaine Murthers" Female Subversion and Punishment in Early Modern Crime News

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 139-158 DOI: 10.7368/85386

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Daniela Tononi

Le reportage sentimental: "variations imaginatives" et intertextualité dans La Vénus Internationale de Pierre Mac Orlan

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 159-170 DOI: 10.7368/85387

Arianna Di Bella

Emine Sevgi Özdamar und SAID: zwei Beispiele der Multikulturalität?

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 171-186 DOI: 10.7368/85388

Chiara Sciarrino

James Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. A corpus-stylistic Analysis of Its Italian Translations and Implications for EFL Teaching

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 187-222 DOI: 10.7368/85389

InVerbis 2/2016 pp: 223-241 DOI: 10.7368/85589

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