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Rose A. Zimbardo
One and Zero:
The King-Fool Emblem in Medieval/Renaissance Dramatic Figuration
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Milla C. Riggio
The Terrible Mourning of Abraham
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Thomas A. Pendleton
Mystery's Addenda:
Secular Drama in Late Sixteenth-Century Coventry
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Wayne Narey
Metatheatricality on the Medieval Stage
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Robert Weimann
"Moralize Two Meanings " in One Play:
Divided Authority on the Morality Stage
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David Bevington
Visual Contrasts in the N-Town Passion Plays
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Naomi Conn Liebler
Shakespeare's Medieval Husbandry:
Cain and Abel, Richard II, and Brudermord
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Biographical Sketches of Contributors
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John Carey
Obscure Styles in Medieval Ireland
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Jan M. Ziolkowski
Introduction
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Jan M. Ziolkowski
Theories of Obscurity in the Latin Middle Ages
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Joseph Harris
Obscure Styles (Old English and Old Norse) and the Enigma of Gísla Saga
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John T. Koch
Obscurity and the Figure of Taliesin
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Michel-Andre Bossy
The Trobar Clus of Raimbaut d'Aurenga, Giraut de Bornelh, and Arnaut Daniel
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James L. Kugel
Obscurity in Hebrew Liturgical Poetry
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Vincent Pollina
Obscure Styles: The Early Troubadors
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Phyllis R. Brown
Beccel and the Theme of Death in Guđlac B
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Wolfhart Heinrichs
Obscurity in Classical Arabic Poetry
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Thomas D. Hill
R.E. Kaske, Medieval Christian Literary Imagery:
A Review of Reviews
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Deborah VanderBilt
Cædmon and the Translated Word:
Orality, Textuality, and Authority
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