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2021 Review of Jonathan Bate, How the Classics Made Shakespeare (Princeton University Press, 2019) Leah Whittington · Modern Philology 0 2020 The Mutilated Text Leah Whittington · The Unfinished Book (Oxford Twenty-First Century Approaches to Literature) 0 2019 Creative Criticism Leah Whittington · Spenser Review — 2018 Qui succederet operi: Completing the Unfinished in Maffeo Vegio’s Supplementum Aeneidos Leah Whittington · I Tatti Studies in the Italian Renaissance 2 2017 Shakespeare and the Greeks: Theatricality and Performance from Plutarch’s Lives to Coriolanus Leah Whittington · Classical Receptions Journal 1 2017 Shakespeare’s Grammar: Latin, Literacy, and the Vernacular Leah Whittington · Routledge Research Companion to Shakespeare and Classical Literature · needs review — 2016 Renaissance Suppliants: Poetry, Antiquity, Reconciliation Leah Whittington · Oxford University Press 23 2015 Review of David Quint, Inside Paradise Lost: Reading the Designs of Milton’s Epic (Princeton University Press, 2014) Leah Whittington · Cambridge Quarterly — 2015 Wallowing and Getting Lost: Reading Spenser with Heather James Leah Whittington · ˜The œSpenser review 2 2014 Milton’s Poetics of Supplication Leah Whittington · Milton Studies 3 2014 Review of Anthony Welch, The Renaissance Epic and the Oral Past (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012) Leah Whittington · Modern Philology 0 2014 Shakespeare’s Vergil: Empathy and The Tempest Leah Whittington · Shakespeare and Renaissance Ethics 7 2012 John Hales’ Funeral Oration for Thomas Bodley: An Edited Translation Leah Whittington · The Bodleian Library Record 0 2010 Vergil’s Nisus and the Language of Self-Sacrifice in Paradise Lost Leah Whittington · Modern Philology 7
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2021 · review · journal

Review of Jonathan Bate, How the Classics Made Shakespeare (Princeton University Press, 2019)

Modern Philology · Leah Whittington

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2021 Review of Jonathan Bate, How the Classics Made Shakespeare (Princeton University Press, 2019).Modern Philology 119.2 (2021).

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10.1086/716615
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title Review of Jonathan Bate, How the Classics Made Shakespeare (Princeton University Press, 2019) (used)How the Classics Made Shakespeare. Jonathan Bate. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2019. Pp. xi+361.
year 2021 (used)2021
venue Modern Philology (used)Modern Philology
kind review (used)other
DOI 10.1086/716615 (used)10.1086/716615
first author WhittingtonWhittington (used)

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