Titlebook: Renaissance Configurations; Voices, Bodies, Spac Gordon McMullan (Lecturer in English) Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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in issues of gender, sexuality and politics - by a group of critics from the new generation of Early Modern specialists. The essays focus on the relations of public and private, of verbal and spatial, of textual and material, reading and re-reading texts, both canonical and non-canonical, with a tex

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‘Infinite Riches in a Little Room’: Marlowe and the Aesthetics of the Closetty, while their differing tones capture the ambivalent attitudes towards the dangers and pleasures of privacy and secrecy and represent the historical distance between modern and premodern conceptions of privacy and interiority which lie at the heart of this study.

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Lyly and Lesbianism: Mysteries of the Closet in efuses to believe that there could possibly . be such a thing as lesbianism. But surely she is right to suppose, despite the paucity of documentary evidence, that at least some women in early modern England gave sexual pleasure to one another; and men no doubt dimly guessed of such a situation.

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Restoring the Renaissance: Margaret Cavendish and Katherine Philipsal relations without the underpinning of a patriarchalist belief in the divine ‘fatherhood’ of sovereign power which the Civil War appeared to have removed from possibility. For Royalist women an interesting set of paradoxes was generated by the new political and ideological configurations of the 1660s.

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