Articles
Introduction to Volume 9: “Parts and Pieces, or Tidbits: Things that are Reused or Recycled”
by Amy L. Tigner, University of Texas, Arlington, and Hillary Nunn, University of Akron
“Seeds and Roots”: Hiddenness and Hendiadys
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by Jason Hogue, Texas A&M University, Kingsville
The Hatted Woman and Her Unhurried History in Early Modern Ballads
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by Elizabeth Mazzola, The City University of New York
Reviving Drowned Flies and Burnt Plants in the Early Modern Household: Alchemical Recipes and Domestic Experiments in Peter Temple and Hester Pulter
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by Margaret Maurer, University of North Carolina
Shipwreck, Immersion, and a Great Sea of Joys: Watery Tropes, the Blue Humanities, and Affective Ecologies in PERICLES
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by Susan Rojas, Independent Scholar, Naples, FL