New York : Routledge, 2012.
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Part of the series Routledge studies in Shakespeare 5;Routledge studies in Shakespeare 5.
Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Introduction : scriptural negotiations and textual afterlives / Travis DeCook and Alan Galey — Shakespeare reads the Geneva Bible / Barbara A. Mowat — Cain’s crime of secrecy and the unknowable book of life : the complexities of biblical referencing in Richard II / Scott Schofield — Paulina, Corinthian women, and the revisioning of Pauline and early modern patriarchal ideology in The winter’s tale / Randall Martin — The tablets of the law : reading Hamlet with scriptural technologies / Alan Galey — Shakespeare and the Bible : against textual materialism / Edward Pechter — Going professional : William Aldis Wright on Shakespeare and the English Bible / Paul Werstine — Stick to Shakespeare and the Bible. They’re the roots of civilisation : nineteenth-century readers in context / Andrew Murphy — The devotional texts of Victorian bardolatry / Charles LaPorte — Apocalyptic archives : the Reformation Bible, secularity, and the text of Shakespearean scripture / Travis DeCook — Disintegrating the rock : Ian Paisley, British Shakespeare, and Ulster Protestantism / David Coleman.
Subjects:
- Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 — Religion.
- Religion and literature — England — History — 16th century.
- Religion and literature — England — History — 17th century.
- Religion in literature.
- Bible — In literature.
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