Elizabethan Revenge Drama: Cultural Representations, Signifying Practices, and the Rise of Protestant Middle-Class Discourse: Rewritings of the Hamlet-Pattern of the Dispossessed Son

Dieter Fuchs

Elizabethan Revenge Drama: Cultural Representations, Signifying Practices, and the Rise of Protestant Middle-Class Discourse: Rewritings of the Hamlet-Pattern of the Dispossessed Son

Dieter Fuchs

Department of English and American Studies

Publications: Book › Peer Reviewed

Original language	English
Publisher	WVT
Number of pages	302
Publication status	Published - 20 Jun 2022

Publication series

Series	Anglistik - Amerikanistik - Anglophonie
Volume	28

Austrian Fields of Science 2012

602008 English studies

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