Shakespeare's tragedies and the construction of difference
Shakespeare's tragedies and the construction of difference
Carol Mejia LaPerle offers three interpretive questions to introduce the ways in which early modern frameworks scaffold modes of racialization.
The smells of The Tempest
The smells of The Tempest
How does the attribution of malodorousness in The Tempest reflect the kind of judgements underpinning prejudice—the judgement that decides who does, and who does not, belong?
