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Post-infectious irritable bowel syndrome by Thabane, Marroon, Marshall, John K

“…Post-infectious irritable bowel syndrome （PI-IBS） is a common disorder wherein symptoms of IBS begin after an episode of acute gastroenteritis. Published…”
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Beyond the Coronavirus: Understanding Crises of Social Reproduction by Rao, Smriti

“…From a feminist political economy perspective, the unfolding of the coronavirus is a further reminder of the fundamental contradiction between a capitalist…”
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Review of: Maurizio Atzeni and Immanuel Ness (eds.) (2018) Global Perspectives on Workers' and Labour Organizations by Florence, Eric

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Chaste, Fair, and Bountiful: Marston, Fletcher, and the Countess of Huntingdon’s Patronage by Kolkovich, Elizabeth Zeman

“…This essay uncovers the influences of Elizabeth Stanley Hastings, countess of Huntingdon (1588-1633), on household and commercial drama. John Marston’s Ashby…”
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The Politics of Sport: John Day's The Isle of Gulls by Finn-Atkins, Alexandra

“…This article explores three scenes in John Day’s understudied satiric drama The Isle of Gulls, reading the royal hunt, game of bowls, and double jest as…”
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The Elder Brother, Virgil’s De apibus, and the Chronology of the Plays in the Canon of John Fletcher and His Collaborators, 1617–20 by Lovascio, Domenico

“…This article argues that John Brinsley's 1620 translation of Virgil's Georgics, Book IV, is a source for John Fletcher and Philip Massinger's The Elder…”
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‘Can you play that?’: Moll's Urban Witchcraft in The Roaring Girl by Loeb, Andrew

“…This essay explores the migration of witchcraft language from the rural environs in which we typically find it to the urban space of London in Dekker and…”
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The Devil at the Edge of this Book: Intertextual Ecologies of Early Modern Crime Narratives by George, Emily

“…This essay uses The Wonderfull Discouerie of Elizabeth Sawyer and The Witch of Edmonton to examine how the multiple, conflicting agendas and intertextual…”
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Bringing ‘Such Matters Upon the Stage’: Women Exemplars in A Warning for Fair Women (1599) and Golding’s A Briefe Discourse (1573) by Christensen, Ann C.

“…This essay argues that the unnamed playwright of the 1599 tragedy A Warning for Fair Women adapts Arthur Golding’s 1573 (rpt 1577) pamphlet to reshape the…”
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The Queen in Shakespeare’s Q1 Hamlet: Gertred and the Politics of Motherhood by Held, Joshua R.

“…Although long maligned, the 1603 first quarto of Shakespeare’s Hamlet (Q1) portrays a strong queen and mother figure in Gertred, specifically in a scene that…”
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An Edition of Jonson’s Entertainment at Britain’s Burse and a New Letter by Collier on Massinger in the Athenaeum (1857) by Blaine, Marlin E.

“…This article identifies two previously uncatalogued items that were published in the Athenaeum in November 1857, each of which is connected to the then-recent…”
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‘Participating Immortality’: Memory and Performance in Middleton's Hengist, King of Kent by Paul, J. Gavin

“…Middleton's Hengist, King of Kent and its multifaceted textual afterlives dramatize memorial processes, greatly dependent on the participatory experience of…”
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The York Vintners’ ‘The Marriage at Cana’ and the Puzzle of Pageants Withheld from the Register by Groeneveld, Leanne

“…Opening with the character of Architriclinus, the York Vintners’ pageant ‘The Marriage at Cana’ likely bolstered their claims over the right to search and sell…”
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Early English Drama Records and Other Manuscripts from Coventry Destroyed Before and During the Second World War by Milne, Krista A.

“…When Coventry’s central library was destroyed in 1940, valuable early guild records were lost. No consensus has emerged regarding which records were lost…”
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Performative Print: A Printing Anomaly in The Coblers Prophesie by Eastwood, Frances

“…Signature F2r of The Coblers Prophesie (1594) by Robert Wilson brings the reader to an abrupt halt – it contains a page-stopping stage direction in gargantuan…”
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Reconsidering The Battle of Hexham: A Lost Play by Barnabe Barnes? by Teramura, Misha

“…This note draws on new evidence from nineteenth-century auction catalogues to reconsider the question of whether Barnabe Barnes was the author of a lost play…”
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Witches In Space: Introduction by O'Malley, Sarah, George, Emily, Loeb, Andrew, Vogel Kubik, Sharon

“…The introduction to this Issues in Review entitled ‘Witches in Space’ sets out the critical history that forms the background work on the literary geographies…”
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‘Heaven guide him to thy husband’s cudgel’: Falstaff as Male Witch in The Merry Wives of Windsor by Vogel Kubik, Sharon

“…This essay argues that in Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor, when the merry wives dress Falstaff as the old woman of Brentford, they reveal his true…”
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‘My maine hope is, to begin the sport at Millaine’: Italy in Philip Massinger’s The Duke of Milan by Paravano, Cristina

“…Philip Massinger’s The Duke of Milan (1621) clearly sits in the tradition of the Elizabethan and Jacobean Italianate tragedy and is resonant of stories, ideas,…”
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The Erotics of Salvage by Yargo, John

“…In the aftermath of the storm in The Tempest, as Miranda suffers vicariously with the shipwrecked passengers, Prospero imposes meaning onto the environmental…”
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