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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, THE POLITICKE COURTIER - SPENSER THE 'FAERIE QUEENE' AS A RHETORIC OFJUSTICE - DIXON,MFN, Renaissance quarterly, 51(3), 1998, pp. 1034-1037
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, READING TUDOR-STUART TEXTS THROUGH CULTURAL HISTORICISM - TRICOMI,AH, Renaissance quarterly, 51(3), 1998, pp. 1034-1037
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, COMMENT ON THE 'STAR SYSTEM IN LITERARY STUDIES', Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 112(3), 1997, pp. 438-439
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, SHAKESPEARE UNIVERSAL WOLF - STUDIES IN EARLY-MODERN REIFICATION - GRADY,H, Criticism, 39(4), 1997, pp. 615-617
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, NEW LIGHT ON THE OLD HISTORICISM, SHAKESPEARE AND THE FORMS OF HISTORICIST CRITICISM, Literature and history, 5(1), 1996, pp. 1-18
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, SHAKESPEARE AND THE JEWS - SHAPIRO,J, Albion, 28(4), 1996, pp. 691-692
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, THE RENAISSANCE BIBLE - SCHOLARSHIP, SACRIFICE, AND SUBJECTIVITY - SHUGER,DK, Renaissance quarterly, 49(3), 1996, pp. 640-641
THE PERFORMANCE OF CONVICTION - PLAINNESS AND RHETORIC IN THE EARLY ENGLISH RENAISSANCE - GRAHAM,KJE
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, THE PERFORMANCE OF CONVICTION - PLAINNESS AND RHETORIC IN THE EARLY ENGLISH RENAISSANCE - GRAHAM,KJE, Renaissance quarterly, 49(2), 1996, pp. 406-406
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, SHAKESPEARE SURVEY, VOL 46 - SHAKESPEARE AND SEXUALITY - WELLS,S, EDITOR, Renaissance quarterly, 49(2), 1996, pp. 422-424
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, LOCAL 'TEMPEST' - SHAKESPEARE AND WORK OF THE EARLY-MODERN PLAYHOUSE, The Journal of medieval and Renaissance studies, 25(1), 1995, pp. 33-53
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, THE JAILERS DAUGHTER AND THE POLITICS OF MADWOMENS LANGUAGE + FLETCHER AND SHAKESPEARE THE 'TWO NOBLE KINSMEN', Shakespeare quarterly, 46(3), 1995, pp. 277-300
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, THE REINVENTION OF LOVE - POETRY, POLITICS, AND CULTURE FROM SIDNEY TO MILTON - LOW,A, Renaissance quarterly, 48(4), 1995, pp. 875-876
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, THE BODY EMBARRASSED - DRAMA AND THE DISCIPLINES-OF-SHAME IN EARLY-MODERN ENGLAND - PASTER,GK, Renaissance quarterly, 48(4), 1995, pp. 876-878
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, SHAKESPEARE, THE LATER YEARS - FRASER,R, Renaissance quarterly, 48(3), 1995, pp. 637-641
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, YOUNG SHAKESPEARE - FRASER,R, Renaissance quarterly, 48(3), 1995, pp. 637-641
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, PLAYS OF PERSUASION - DRAMA AND POLITICS AT THE COURT OF HENRY-VIII -WALKER,G, History of European ideas, 18(5), 1994, pp. 787-788
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, POUND, FROST, AND LITERARY INTEGRITY AT HARVARD, Paideuma, 23(2-3), 1994, pp. 237-241
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, POUND, FROST, AND LITERARY INTEGRITY AT HARVARD, Paideuma, 23(2-3), 1994, pp. 237-241
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, MELANCHOLY, GENIUS, AND UTOPIA IN THE RENAISSANCE - SCHLEINER,W, Renaissance quarterly, 47(2), 1994, pp. 409-411
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, TRUE RITES AND MAIMED RITES, RITUAL AND ANTI-RITUAL IN SHAKESPEARE AND HIS AGE - WOODBRIDGE,L, BERRY,E, Albion, 25(4), 1993, pp. 681-682
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, SHAKESPEARE FESTIVE WORLD - ELIZABETHAN SEASONAL ENTERTAINMENT AND THE PROFESSIONAL STAGE - LAROQUE,F, Renaissance quarterly, 46(2), 1993, pp. 412-413
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BRUSTER D
Citation: D. Bruster, THE 'CHANGELING' AND WATSON,THOMAS 'HECATOMPATHIA' + MIDDLETON,THOMAS, Notes and queries, 40(2), 1993, pp. 222-224
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