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Late Tudor and Stuart Drama: Studies in Material Culture, History, and Ideology
This series provides a forum for monographs and essay collections that investigate the material culture, broadly conceived, of the drama in England from the late Tudor to the pre-Restoration Stuart periods (ca. 1550–1650). The editor invites proposals for book-length studies. We are interested in the discursive production of gender, sex, and race in early modern English drama in relation to material historical, social, cultural, and political structures, transnational encounters, and colonialism; changes to and effects of law; monarchy and the republic and their effects on dramatic texts. The series is aimed at opening the study of early modern drama to theoretical readings, and we welcome submissions working from feminist, presentist, queer, anti-racist, and class perspectives.
Keywords: Drama, theatre, performance, material culture, gender, Shakespeare and his contemporaries.
Geographical Scope: United Kingdom
Chronological Scope: ca. 1550-1650