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TheOpen:ManandAnimal,trans.
KevinAttell(PaloAlto:StanfordUniversityPress,2003).
Armitage,David,ArmandHimyandQuentinSkinner.
MiltonandRepublicanism(Cambridge:CambridgeUniversityPress,1995).
Bataille,Georges.
TheAccursedShare,vol.
1,trans.
RobertHurley(NewYork:ZoneBooks,1991).
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VisionsofExcess:SelectedWritings,1927–1939,ed.
andtrans.
AllanStoekl(Minneapolis:UniversityofMinnesotaPress,1985).
Bennett,Jane.
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Boehrer,Bruce.
AnimalCharacters:NonhumanBeingsinEarlyModernLiterature(Philadelphia:UniversityofPennsylvaniaPress,2010).
———.
ShakespeareAmongtheAnimals:NatureandSocietyintheDramaofEarlyModernEngland(Basingstoke:PalgraveMacmillan,2002).
Bowerbank,Sylvia.
SpeakingforNature:WomenandEcologiesofEarlyModernEngland(Baltimore,MD:JohnsHopkinsUniversityPress,2004).
Braidotti,Rosie.
ThePosthuman(London:PolityPress,2013).
Bruckner,Lynne,andDanBraytoneds.
EcocriticalShakespeare(Burlington:AshgatePublishing,2011).
Bushnell,Rebecca.
GreenDesire:ImaginingEarlyModernEnglishGardens(Ithaca,NY:CornellUniversityPress,2003).
Calhoun,Craig,ed.
HabermasandthePublicSphere(Cambridge,MA:TheMITPress,1992).
Campana,Joseph.
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Cefalu,Paul,andBryanReynolds,eds.
TheReturnofTheoryinEarlyModernEnglishStudies:TarryingwiththeSubjunctive(Basingstoke:PalgraveMacmillan,2011).
Charnes,Linda.
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Cohen,Jeffrey,ed.
Animal,Vegetable,Mineral:EthicsandObjectsinMedievalandRenaissanceStudies(WashingtonDC:PunctumPress,2012).
Coiro,AnnBaynes,andThomasFulton,eds.
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Daniel,Drew.
TheMelancholyAssemblage:AffectandEpistemologyintheEnglishRenaissance(NewYork:FordhamUniversityPress,2013).
deMan,Paul.
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Derrida,Jacques.
ActsofLiterature,ed.
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2trans.
GeoffreyBennington(Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress,2011).
———.
TheGiftofDeath,trans.
DavidWills(Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress,1995).
———.
OnTouching:Jean-LucNancy,trans.
ChristineIrizzary(Stanford,CA:StanfordUniversityPress,2005).
Feerick,JeanE.
,andVinNardizzi.
TheIndistinctHumaninRenaissanceLiterature(Basingstoke:PalgraveMacmillan,2012).
Fudge,Erica.
BrutalReasoning:Animals,Rationality,andHumanityinEarlyModernEngland(Ithaca,NY:CornellUniversityPress,2006).
Fudge,Erica,RuthGilbertandSusanWiseman.
TheBordersoftheHuman:Beasts,Bodies,andNaturalPhilosophyintheEarlyModernPeriod(NewYork:Palgrave,1999).
Goldberg,Jonathan.
TheSeedsofThings:TheorizingSexualityandMaterialityinRenaissanceRepresentations(NewYork:FordhamUniversityPress,2009).
Grady,Hugh,andTerenceHawkes,eds.
PresentistShakespeare(London:Routledge,2007).
Grafton,Anthony,andLisaJardine.
FromHumanismtotheHumanities:TheInstitutionalizingoftheLiberalArtsintheFifteenthandSixteenthCenturies(Cambridge,MA:HarvardUniversityPress,1987).
Greenblatt,Stephen.
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Halpern,Richard.
ThePoeticsofPrimitiveAccumulation:EnglishRenaissanceCultureandtheGenealogyofCapital(Ithaca,NYandLondon:CornellUniversityPress,1991).
Hammill,Graham,andJuliaReinhardLupton,eds.
PoliticalTheologyandEarlyModernity(Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress,2012).
Haraway,Donna.
TheCompanionSpeciesManifesto(Chicago:PricklyParadigmPress,2003).
Harman,Graham.
GuerillaMetaphysics:PhenomenologyandtheCarpentryofThings(Chicago:OpenCourt,2005).
Hart,Michael,andAntonioNegri.
TheMultitude:WarandDemocracyintheAgeofEmpire(NewYork:Penguin,2004).
Hayles,Katherine.
HowWeBecamePosthuman:VirtualBodiesinCybernetics,LiteratureandInformatics(Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress,1999).
Heal,Felicity.
HospitalityinEarlyModernEngland(Oxford:ClarendonPress,1990).
Hiltner,Ken.
MiltonandEcology(Cambridge:UniversityPress,2003).
———.
RenaissanceEcology,ImaginingEdeninMilton'sEngland(Pittsburgh,PA:DuquesneUniversityPress,2008).
———.
WhatElseisPastoral:RenaissanceLiteratureandtheEnvironment(Ithaca,NY:CornellUniversityPress,2011).
Husserl,Edmund.
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W.
R.
BoyceGibson(London:GeorgeAllen&Unwin,1931).
Jackson,Ken,andArthurMarotti,eds.
ShakespeareandReligion:EarlyModernandPostmodernPerspectives(NotreDame:UniversityofNotreDamePress,2011).
Kahn,Victoria.
WaywardContracts:TheCrisisofPoliticalObligationinEngland,1640–1674(Princeton,NJ:PrincetonUniversityPress,2004).
Latour,Bruno.
ReassemblingtheSocial:AnIntroductiontoActor-NetworkTheory(Oxford:OxfordUniversityPress,2005).
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Lupton,JuliaReinhard.
ThinkingwithShakespeare:EssaysonPoliticsandLife(Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress,2011).
Marion,Jean-Luc.
TheEroticPhenomenon,trans.
StephenE.
Lewis(Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress,2007).
———.
InExcess:StudiesofSaturatedPhenomena,trans.
RobynHornerandVincentBerraud(NewYork:FordhamUniversityPress,2002).
MendelsonSaraH.
,ed.
MargaretCavendish(Farnham,UK:Ashgate,2009).
Merleau-Ponty,Maurice.
PhenomenologyofPerception,trans.
ColinSmith(London:Routledge,1962).
Morton,Tim.
EcologywithoutNature:RethinkingEnvironmentalAesthetics(Cambridge,MA:HarvardUniversityPress,2007).
Mousley,Andy.
Re-HumanizingShakespeare:LiteraryHumanism,WisdomandModernity(Edinburgh:EdinburghUniversityPress,2007).
Nardizzi,Vin.
WoodenO's:Shakespeare'sTheatresandEngland'sTrees(Toronto:UniversityofTorontoPress,2013).
Passannate,Gerard.
TheLucretianRenaissance:PhilologyandtheAfterlifeofTradition(Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress,2011).
Paster,GailKern,KatherineRowe,andMaryFloydWilson,eds.
ReadingtheEarlyModernPassions:EssaysintheCulturalHistoryofEmotion(Philadelphia:UniversityofPennsylvaniaPress,2004).
Raman,Shankar,andLowelGallagher.
KnowingShakespeare:Senses,Embodiment,andCognition(NewYork:PalgraveMacmillan,2010).
Reynolds,Bryan.
BecomingCriminal:TransversalPerformanceandCulturalDissidenceinEarlyModernEngland(Baltimore,MD:JohnsHopkinsUniversityPress,2002).
Ricoeur,Paul.
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trans.
KathleenMcLaughlinandDavidPellauer(Chicago:ChicagoUniversityPress,1984–1990).
Saunders,Ben.
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Schoenfeldt,MichaelC.
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Serres,Michel.
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MargaretSankeyandPeterCowley(London:Continuum,2008).
Shannon,Laurie.
TheAccommodatedAnimal:CosmopolityinShakespeareanLocales(UniversityofChicagoPress,2013).
Sharpe,Kevin.
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Smith,BruceR.
TheKeyofGreen:PassionandPerceptioninRenaissanceCulture(Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress,2009).
———.
PhenomenalShakespeare(Malden,MA:Wiley-Blackwell,2010).
States,BertO.
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Sullivan,Garrett.
Sleep,Romance,andHumanEmbodiment:VitalityfromSpensertoMilton(Cambridge:CambridgeUniversityPress,2012).
Tribble,Evelyn.
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White,Hayden.
TheContentoftheForm:NarrativeDiscourseandHistoricalRepresentation(Baltimore,MD:JohnsHopkinsUniversityPress,1987).
Wolfe,Cary.
BeforetheLaw:HumansandOtherAnimalsinaBiopoliticalFrame(Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress,2012).
———.
WhatisPosthumanism(Minnesota:UniversityofMinnesotaPress,2010).
305IndexA.
C.
Hamilton117–18abundance9,257–62,263,264–70,272actor2,9,17,19,23affecttheory28affect-studies4affordancetheory146Agamben,Giorgio41,86–7Alaimo,Stacy95,111ambientpoetics4Anderson,Judith110Anderton,Lawrence200animalstudies28,61,63,73,76,96seeanimalanimal3,16–18,23–4,29,41,51,63,90,96–7,102,104,111,114,128–9,241–2,247seehumanandplantandanimality50,51andanimalinstinct50andgregariousanimal59,60andman-animal45,50andpoliticalanimal59,76archivability17seearchivearchive17,24–6,27Arendt,Hannah43,149,150Aristotle45,46,47,48,53–4,59–60,66,71,73,97,101,103–4,212,218–19Asaad,Maria177Bacon,Francis29,35,39,44,50,52,81,89,162,258,259,261Badiou,Alain49Bataille,Georges9,262,263–5,266,267,270,272Bates,Jonathan81Batman,Stephen103Baxter,Richard253Beckwith,Sarah174Behnke,H.
Dietmar97Bell,Ilona218Bembo,Pietro28Benet,DianaTrevino223Bennet,Jane3,23,97,111Bercovitch,Sacvan278bioethics3biosphere5,143Bliss,Lee65Blythe,Joan90Bodin,Jean66Boehrer,Bruce40,477Bogost,Ian25Bowerbank,Sylvia48,89Boyle,Robert208Braddus,JamesW.
110Braidotti,Rosie3,18,23,26Brassier,Ray25Breton,Nicholas9,287–9Brin,Sergey135Brodtkorb,Paul169Brooks,Cleanth185Brown,Alison277Brown,EricaC.
66Bryant,Levi25Buell,Laurence81Bulwer,John73Bushnell,Rebecca106Butler,Charles60,72Campana,Joseph3,29,47–8Carey,John207Carson,Rachel81Castiglione211,213Cavendish,Margaret3,29,39,40,42–53,89Caxton,William45–8characterological9Chitwood,Ava282,284Clark,Andy2,17,36climatechange82,83,100cognition2cognitivenoise5cognitivism1Cohen,JeffreyJ.
153Cole,MaryHill155–6CollegeofStOmer30306Indexcoming-to-presence7Confession165–6,170,171–4,175,176–80connectivity5Connor,Steven219consumption9,257,261,262–6contactzone4,24–5,30,95Correll,Barbara222counter-ontology7,208,218,219,222–3,225,228Crane,MaryThomas257Crooke,Helkiah101,179,211,215,219,221Crowley,Robert259,260Curran,Kevin167cyborg23Daniel,Drew8,9,143,153,249Dasein18–19,25,41–2seeHeidegger,MartinDaston,Lorraine118Davenport,Tom131Dawson,Anthony171deMan,Paul20–3,27,32Dekker,Thomas106–7,113Deleuze,Gilles208,257–8Derrida,Jacques13,18–20,25,37,49–51,63,128,252,264,272andanimal41–2andarche18andTheBeastandtheSovereign65–6anddifference224andgift265–6andgrammè18andgramophoneeffect25–6deterritorialization18,290Diamandis,Peter262Diemerbroeck,Ysbrandvan102,103,109Dipasquale,TheresaM.
221Dobson,JamesC.
82Docherty,Thomas211Donne,John4,7,82,83,85–6,87,88,149,159,207–10,212,217,220,224,228–9,269and"TheCanonization"210and"TheDream"210and"TheGoodMorrow"213,215,218,221–3and"ANocturnalluponS.
LuciesDay"225,226,227andSecondAnniversary83,85,135andSongsandSonnets209,212,224,229and"AValedictionForbiddingMourning"210,225,227and"AValedictionofmyName"225,226and"WitchcraftbyaPicture"214,215,216Donwood,Stanley134Doran,Gregory175Duckert,Lowell10Duffel,SiegfriedVan265Dunst,Kirsten143Durkheim,Emile263DuRocher,Richard85,90ecocriticism4–5,81–2,88,89,91,95–6,111ecofeminism89ecologicaltrauma4seeecologyecological4,19,21seeecologyecology4,10Edwards,Karen90Egan,Gabriel5,29Elyot,Thomas264embodiedcognition2EmpedocleanRenaissance9,297–8seealsoEmpedoclesEmpedocles9–10,278–87,289,291–5,297eroticbody7,208,209,212–13,215,217,218,219,225–8erotictactility220Estok,SimonC.
89Estrin,BarbaraL.
209,217event6extramissionhypothesis211Fallon,Stephen87Feerick,JeanE.
96Ferry,Anne243Ficino,Marsilio211–13,215,217,228Fish,Stanley240–1Fleischacker,Samuel265Fleming,Abraham104–5Index307Foucault,Michel28,86Franklin,Ben259Fraser,Nancy239Fudge,Erica28,36,37,40,42,44,73,74,90Furman-Adams,Wendy90Gaiahypothesis5Galen99–101Gardner,Helen207Geisweidt,Edward4,119Gerard,John30–3Gibson,Thomas102–3Gifford,Terry95Glück,Louise120,121,128–30,133,135Goldberg,Jonathan277,278,297Gosson,Stephen106Graham,Kenneth9,228Greenblatt,Stephen277Greenwood,Colin134Gregory,Tobias251Greteman,Blaise207,227Grew,Nehemiah98,119Gross,Kenneth227,228Guibbory,Achsah229Guldan,AnnTorday90Guss,Donald238Habermas,Jurgen9,237–9,240,241–5,248,251–3Hadfield,Andrew65hair4,96–7,98,99,100–3,105–13Hall,Joseph172,174,176,177,178Hall,Thomas105Halpern,Richard212,227,233Haraway,Donna23,24,36,41,66Harman,BarbaraLeah125Harman,Graham25,149,153Harris,JonathanGil153,252Hart,Michael75–6seeNegriHayles,Katherine17,24,36,121,136Heidegger,Martin3,25,41–2Heilman,Robert185Heise,Ursula82Henry,Michael209,227Herbert,George119,120–1,122,124,125–7,128–31,133,135–7,243Herbert,MarySidney258,262–4,266,268Herman,Peter250Herrick,Robert119,120,125–7,130,131–2,133,135–7Hill,Christopher247Hill,Thomas72Hiltner,Ken4,5,28,96,119,123,135historicism7,8,86Hobbes,Thomas50–1,64Holinshed195Holland,Peter62hospitality6,10,26,144–6,152,153–4,156,158,159Hughes,Y.
293human2–3,4,5,15,17,18–20,21–2,27–30,41,42,44,45–6,59–62,65,67,69,95–7,120–1,123,125,128anddehumanization61,62,65,73,123andhumanaction185,187,189,190,191,194,197–8andhumanindividuation49,50,51andhumanexceptionalism63,74andhumanspeech47,59andhumansubjectivity49,51andhumanism27–8,39,136humanities26,27anddigitalhumanities121,132,135Humphreys,A.
R185Husserl,Edmund42,152,167–9,178Hutton,Sara53Hyde,Lewis265hyper-connectivity5imaginativevariance168–9intromissiontheory211Inwood,Bryan294–5James,William296Johnson,Barbara22–3Jones,AnnRosalind120Jorgensen,Paul194Joy,Eileen10308IndexKahn,Victoria249,251Kant,Immanuel21Kastan,David192,202Kearney,James151Kerrigan,William125,130Kittridge,GeorgeLyman199Knapp,James7,148,150,156,226Knight,G.
Wilson154Kotler,Steven262Kottman,Paul149–51,152,154Krugman,Paul258–9Kuchar,Gary216,223Kuzner,James9,65,266Lacan,Jacques44,49,52Lactantius293,294Laertius,Diogenes282,284,285,286,293Landry,Donna89Lanyer,Aemilia89Latour,Bruno2,10,17,21,23–5,149,152–3Lederer,Josef209Leibniz,Gottfried50Lemnius,Levinus101Levinas,Emmanuel209Levine,JayArnold218Lewalski,Barbara90Lewis,C.
S257,265Locke,John253Lovelock,James5Lovejoy,Arthur9,295–6Lucretius277–9,285–6,287,291,296Lupton,JuliaReinhard6,62,153–4,158,222Magliola,Robert169Marion,Jean-Luc208Marlow,Christopher9,289,291–2,294Marx,Karl259,262,263,267Marx,Leo81materialism2,6Mauss,Marcel265,267Mazzio,Carla199McColley,Diane90McIlhaney,Anne89McRae,Andrew264media16,21,26–7mediation20Meillasoux,Quentin25Merchant,Carolyn81,89Merleau-Ponty150,152,153,166,168Miller,J.
Hillis169Mills,Dan3,29Milton,John4,8,9,73,81–2,83–90,118,121,124,237,239,241–3,245,252–3,292–5,298Areopagitica237,238,240,242,247ParadiseLost9,81,84–8,90,118,121,124,127,129,237–8,241,242,247,249,250,251ParadiseRegained237,247–51SamsonAgonistes9,237,247–52mindreading1Mintz,SusannahB.
209mobiusstrip16modularitytheory1Moffett,Thomas63Montaigne,Michelde166,171,172,173Monteverdi,Claudio135,137More,Thomas28,29,39,52–3Morris,Davis179Morton,Tim4,10,25Mousley,Andy27Nagel,Alexander278naming51Nancy,Jean-Luc209Nardizzi,Vin96,119nature3,18,81,85Negri,Antonio75–6seeHartNewmaterialist9,96,111Nietzsche,Friedrich21,284non-human2,3,5,19,22,29,60–3,71,73,74,91,95–6,120,122,128,132,152,153seehumanNorbrook,David238–9,240O'Dair,Sharon10,29object-orientedontology2,3oikos19Ovid118Owen,John104Index309Palfrey,Simon155Park,Katherine123Passannante,Gerard277,278,297Paster,GailKern119,187,188Pembroke258,268,269–71SeealsoMaryandPhilipSidneyPepperell,Robert39,44Petrarch28Pfister,Manfred61phenomenology37,52,145–6,148,155,156,159,168,170,172,175,169,186,187,189–90,222eroticphenomenology209historicalphenomenology6,28,148,149,152,166–7,168,170phenomenologicalscenography139,142philosophicalphenomenology7,149theatricalphenomenology148,150–51Phillips,Joshua62Picciotto,Joanna62Pici,Nick90Plant96–9,100–1,103,104,107–11,113seenon-humanPlato54Popa,Delia168posthuman15,16,17,18,19,20–1,23–30,40,42,45,96,108,121,136seeHumanandposthumanism17,19,40–2,44presencing7presentism8,10,82,85Protagoras33Purchas,Samuel63,67,69,70,72R.
B.
105Rackin,Phyllis185–7Radiohead120,130–4,135republicanism64,75–6Revard,Stella90ReynardtheFox46Ricoeur,Paul7,178,169–72,178,180,182Ronell,Avital13,19Roosth,Sophia21Rotman,Brian121,132,133,135–6Rubey,Daniel122Rudrum,Alan90Sawday,Jonathan208Scarry,Elaine216scenography151,154,158Schiesari,Juliana39Schmitt,Carl66Schoenfeldt,Michael207,208,243ScienceandTechnologyStudies(STS)29Sedden,John199Sellek,Nancy207Sennert,Daniel103–4Serres,Michel24,160Shakespeare,William6,32,54,60,64–70,81,82,89–90,98,107,110–12,101,145–52,155,158,154,155,170,171,176,178,172,176,180,185–8,190,195,202,2261HenryIV7,185–9,191,193,194–7,199AsYouLikeIt110–12,113ComedyofErrors67Coriolanus60–9,73Hamlet7–8,148,150–1,167,171–80,179–80Macbeth6,154–9AMidsummerNight'sDream111–12,113MuchAdoAboutNothing32TheTempest64,73,149,151TimonofAthens64,131TheWinter'sTale64Shannon,Laurie28,62–3,65,73–4,75Shullenberger,William90SidneyPsalms261,265,268,269seealsoMaryandPhilipSidneySidney,SirPhilip9,258Sinfield,Alan165–6slave41seeanimalslowrecordingdevice10slowShakespeare10slow10slowciology10Smith,BruceR.
6,152,157,151,162Smith,Matthew6–7,148,151,158310IndexSmithson,Bill122,123softscape6,144,145,146,149,152,155–58,159,222Sparke,Jonathan199speculativerealism25Spenser,Edmund107–10,112,113,117–19,122,127Spinoza,Baruch290Spotswood,JeraldW.
65Staines,John243,244Stallybrass,Peter120States,BertO.
150–1,152,155,153,169,175Stengers,Isabelle23,24Stokes,Christopher7,145,149,151Stubbes,John106Sturrock,June90Sullivan,GarretA.
97Sutton,John120swarm3,16,48,54,60,69,72–6Synesius104–5Tamburlaine9,289–92seeChristopherMarloweTargoff,Ramie171,187,196Tawney,R.
H260,261,262technology19telephone15,16,19,21,24seeDerrida,JacquesTheis,Jeffrey90thingtheory6thing24Thompson,Charis23thrift258–9,265Tomlinson,Gary136Topcliffe,Richard30Topsell,Edward74–5transhumanism16seeposthumanTrevor,Douglas5,96,99Tribble,Evelyn120Trier,Larsvon143,145,147,150,153Tupper,Frederick65Turner,HenryS.
29,153Twyning,John105Vickers,Brian210,228Vidal,Fernando118vinculae18Warner,Michael239Watson,Robert2,25,88–9,90,110,158Weber,Max257,260,262–3Wells,H.
G.
41White,Hayden187–8,190Wilder,Thornton258–9Wilkins,John98,106Williams,Kathleen110Williams,Raymond81,106will-to-archive26seearchiveWilson,Catherine277Winters,Yvor257Witmore,Michael29,154witnessing17,25Wolfe,Cary2,19–20,26–7Wood,Chirstopher278Worthen,W.
B159writingEvent18writing18Wroth,Mary89Yap,Dennis265Yates,Julian3,42,49Yorke,Thom133–4Zaret,David238