All Stories

  1. "Clothe you his body, he will help to apparel your mind": Imitation and Narcissism in Cynthia's Revels
  2. When local goes global: English subtitles of two comedy films by Stephen Chow
  3. “It is still light outside”
  4. Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver (1976)
  5. Woody Allen’s Manhattan
  6. Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver (1976)
  7. METAPHORS FOR TRANSLATION IN SHAKESPEARE’S TRAGEDIES AND COMEDIES
  8. ‘To what base uses we may return, Horatio!’ – Hamlet, Comedy and Class Struggle (4:2)
  9. Woody Allen’s Manhattan
  10. ‘Think me cold, frozen, and impotent, and so report me?’: Volpone and His ‘Castrone’ Complex
  11. Introduction: Jonson and Comedy
  12. Jonson’s Comedy of Bastardy
  13. ‘For pleasing imitation of greater men’s action’: Nano the Anamorphic Ape
  14. Conclusion: ‘Fools, they are the only nation’: Rereading the Interlude and Beyond
  15. ‘The case appears too liquid’: The Two Sides of Androgyno
  16. Volpone's Bastards
  17. The dis-orienting orients – a Lacanian reading of Philip Massinger's tragicomedy The Renegado
  18. Re-negotiating domesticating and foreignizing: bridgingThe SymposiumandNiezithrough the imagery of emptiness
  19. The Comedy of the “Para-site”: Duck Soup, Volpone, and Hamlet
  20. On comedy and death: the anamorphic ape in Volpone
  21. Translation in Ben Jonson: Towards a Definition of Imitation
  22. ‘To what base uses we may return, Horatio!’ —Hamlet, Comedy and Class Struggle
  23. Volpone's children