English Studies· 2026Q1
Echoes of Violence on the Early Modern English Stage and Beyond
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This review highlights the collection 'Echoes of Violence,' edited by Samantha Dressel and Matthew, as a thoroughly enjoyable exploration of violence on the early modern English stage and its broader implications.
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Key points
- The collection 'Echoes of Violence' explores violence on the early modern English stage.
- The essays also consider the wider societal implications and 'echoes' of this violence.
- The reviewer found the collection to be a surprisingly enjoyable read.
- Edited by Samantha Dressel and Matthew.
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Abstract
It may seem strange to describe a book on violence as being thoroughly enjoyable, but that was my experience of this collection of essays. Echoes of Violence, edited by Samantha Dressel and Matthew...
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