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A Dictionary of Shakespeare's Sexual Puns and Their Significance Book
This dictionary examines previously unnoted puns on the erotic attitudes and practices of the heterosexual and homosexual, the sexual deviant, and the impotent. It includes scatological puns in their usually bawdy contexts and ethnic puns, as sexually snide then as now. It stresses the need to read and hear Shakespeare word by word, giving full weight to each one and asking why the line is so and not otherwise. It heightens our awareness of Shakespeare's words, their Elizabethan connotations and their contemporary validity. For today's non-specialist audiences, the sexual puns are invitations to the fun of Shakespeare.Read More
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- 0312126778
- 9780312126773
- Frankie Rubinstein
- 15 December 1995
- Palgrave MacMillan
- Paperback (Book)
- 372
- 2 Rep Sub
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