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Special Issue 29: Door-Bolts, Thresholds, and Peep-Holes: Liminality and Domestic Spaces in Early Modern England (2020)
Edited by Robert W. Daniel and Iman Sheeha
University of Warwick and Brunel University LondonTable of Contents
Introduction
| Introduction | |
| Robert W. Daniel, Iman Sheeha |
Articles
| 'Mistress, look out at window': Women, Servants and Liminal Domestic Spaces on the Early Modern Stage | |
| Iman Sheeha |
| Stories Between Storeys: The Uses of Stairs to Gain Domestic Control | |
| Helena Kaznowska |
| ‘Out of Bed, But Not Yet Abroad’: Spatial Experiences of Recovery from Illness in Early Modern England | |
| Hannah Newton |
| London’s Early Modern Gardens and the Performance of Solitude | |
| Ryan Roark |
| Settled and Unsettling: Space, Place, and Labour in Heywood’s King Edward IV (1599) | |
| Ann Christensen |
| Domestic Liminality, The Jamestown Massacre, and The City Madam | |
| Sarah O'Malley |
Afterword
| Afterword | |
| Bernard Capp |
Acknowledgments and Notes on Contributors
| Acknowledgments and Notes on Contributors | |
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