SHAKESPEARE THE BODGER : ingenuity, imitation and the arts of the winters tale. by ALTMAN, JOEL B.

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Feeling faint : affect and consciousness in the Renaissance / by Pertile, Giulio J.

Table of Contents: “…Swoons: Fainting in the first person -- Slippings: Learning how to die in Montaigne's Essais -- Stounds: Physiology and experience in Spenser's Faerie queene -- Shakings: Epileptic cognition in Shakespeare's Othello -- Sympathies: Sharing feeling in The winter's tale.…”
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The aesthetics of service in Early Modern England / by Rivlin, Elizabeth J., 1971-

Table of Contents: “…The aesthetics of service -- Shakespeare's apprenticeship: performing service in the Comedy of errors and The two gentlemen of Verona -- Prose fiction and the mobile servant: Nashe's The unfortunate traveller -- "Play the shoemaker": craft and commerce in Deloney's The gentle craft and Dekker's The shoemaker's holiday -- "Iterate the work": The alchemist and Ben Jonson's Labors of service -- Tragicomic service: The winter's tale and The tempest.…”
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Literature and Transformation A Narrative Study of Life-Changing Reading Experiences. by Tangerås, Thor Magnus

Table of Contents: “…'She Felt She Was Being Crushed to Death' -- 'Weird and Gruesome' -- 'But with a Hopeful Heart' -- 'The Book Awoke Me and Enabled Me' -- 'A Winter's Tale' -- Rereading Lady Chatterley's Lover -- Listening to the Heart -- Crisis -- Admitting That She Is Trapped and Finding the Strength to Leave -- 'Slowly, Slowly, the Wound to the Soul Begins to Make Itself Felt, Like a Bruise' -- Transaction with the Literary Work -- Connection -- Self- Compassion through Discovery of Compassion for Fictional Character -- The Bodily Aspects of Reading -- The Felt Sense: On the Edge of Awareness -- Resolution…”
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