Sovereign amity : figures of friendship in Shakespearean contexts / Laurie Shannon.
2002
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Title
Sovereign amity : figures of friendship in Shakespearean contexts / Laurie Shannon.
Created/published
Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 2002.
Description
xiii, 240 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Associated name
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 229-235) and index.
Contents
Prologue: "soveraigne mistris amitie"
1. Sovereign reader/subjects and listening kings
2. Sexual mixtures, same-sex friendship, and the genders of integrity
3. Professing friendship: Erotic prerogatives and "human title" in the two noble kinsmen 000
4. Ungoverned states: Friendship, mignonnerie, and the private monarch 000
5. The false prince and the true subject: Friendship and public institutions in Edward II and the Henriad 6. Friendship's offices: True speech and artificial bodies in the winter's tale
Epilogue.
1. Sovereign reader/subjects and listening kings
2. Sexual mixtures, same-sex friendship, and the genders of integrity
3. Professing friendship: Erotic prerogatives and "human title" in the two noble kinsmen 000
4. Ungoverned states: Friendship, mignonnerie, and the private monarch 000
5. The false prince and the true subject: Friendship and public institutions in Edward II and the Henriad 6. Friendship's offices: True speech and artificial bodies in the winter's tale
Epilogue.
Call number
PR3069.F73 S48 2002
Folger-specific note
ac253514