"Documents in Madness": Reading Madness and Gender in Shakespeare's Tragedies and Early Modern Culture
An examination of the cultural perceptions of madness in England, as represented in Shakespeare's tragedies, is given. The final difficulty of reading madness is that in doing so, one either dissociates from it or associates with it, thus becoming disqualified as an interpreter.
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