Titlebook: Constructing Monsters in Shakespeare‘s Drama and Early Modern Culture; Mark Thornton Burnett Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Rüdiger Haupt,Jochem Hoitz,Hans Kremercalf’ (an ‘a(chǎn)bortive birth’ and a ‘shapeless substance produced in the uterus’) and an artichoke respectively.’ The enlisting of both human and vegetable categories works to suggest the classificatory inadequacy of each. Merlin, like Caliban, fits into no easy arrangement.

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Versuchsergebnisse und Auswertung, ‘monster’ or the ‘man with the monsters’ (III.1.11–12); in short, an anticipated execution of Trinculo’s fairground fantasy, the exhibition of Caliban, is frustratingly absent from the play’s theatrical proceedings..

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Wolfgang Kr?nert,Karl-Heinz Herzogcarnival barker. Similarly, the ‘tent of war’, to which interested parties will be guided, draws energy from the ‘monster’-booth of the contemporary fairground; in the same way that the fairground ‘monster’ unsettles and amazes, so too will . here prefigured as the source of an ‘a(chǎn)stounding’ linguistic experience, be judged extraordinary.

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,‘The strangest men that ever Nature made’: Manufacturing ‘Monsters’ in ,carnival barker. Similarly, the ‘tent of war’, to which interested parties will be guided, draws energy from the ‘monster’-booth of the contemporary fairground; in the same way that the fairground ‘monster’ unsettles and amazes, so too will . here prefigured as the source of an ‘a(chǎn)stounding’ linguistic experience, be judged extraordinary.

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Das Traktionsverhalten des Grundfahrzeugs,ing a history of deliverance and conquest to extol the winning virtues of a ‘monstrous’ attraction.’ In fact, in its representation of the ‘extraordinary body’ of the ‘serpent’, the report stands as a quasi-colonial narrative, a drama in which militaristic stratagems and annihilatory appetites loom

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88483-1e readers, Richard Jones, the printer of . (1587–88), states:.The suggestion that the play functioned as a type of ‘monster’ to be viewed by the multitude carries in its wake a class-sensitive criticism, even a hint of the ethics of ‘decency’ that were, eventually, to bring about the disappearance o

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,‘Were I in England now’: Localizing ‘Monsters’ in ,eare’s apparent debt to the pamphlets of the Virginia Company, one of which details the experiences of Sir Thomas Gates and his men who, shipwrecked, were forced to winter on Bermuda.. More recent assessments of the play, however, have pointed to the limitations of such an interpretive template. The