Renaissance Papers 2019

Renaissance Papers Collects The Best Scholarly Essays Submitted Each Year To The Southeastern Renaissance Conference. The 2019 Volume, The Sixty-sixth Annual, Features Essays From The Conference Held At North Carolina State University, As Well As Essays Submitted Directly To The Journal. The Volume Opens With An Essay On The Power Of Naming In Creating Early Modern Subjectivities, Followed By A Pair Of Provocative Discussions Of Shakespeares Plays: The First Addresses Temporal Gaps In A Winters Tale; The Second Is A Reading Of Misogyny In The Taming Of The Shrew In Which Petruchio Is No Longer Seen As The True Tamer.