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Browsing by Author Sheeha, I
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Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
24-Aug-2022 | ‘[A] maid called Barbary’: Othello, Moorish Maidservants, and the Black Presence in Early Modern England | Sheeha, I |
12-Mar-2018 | “Her ladyship’s foolish”: The servant’s disobedience in John Webster’s The White Devil | Sheeha, I |
2020 | Household Servants in Early Modern Domestic Tragedy | Sheeha, I |
2017 | ‘I haue paid the Duty to the Sonne, which I haue vowed to the Father’: Serving the Father in John Ford’s ’Tis Pity She’s A Whore | Sheeha, I |
2019 | ‘Looke in the place where he was wont to sit / See see his blood it is too manifest’: Domestic Space and Patriarchal Authority in The Tragedy of Master Arden of Faversham (1592) | Sheeha, I |
1-Dec-2019 | ‘[M]istris Drewry,/ You do not well’: The Gossip as an Ill-Doer in A Warning for Fair Women (1599) | Sheeha, I |
2020 | ‘Mistress, look out at window:’ Women, Servants and Liminal Domestic Spaces on the Early Modern Stage | Sheeha, I |
29-Dec-2021 | ‘Of counsel with [m]y mistress’: The mistress–servant alliance in Thomas Middleton and William Rowley's The Changeling (1622) | Sheeha, I |
8-Jul-2024 | ‘[S]he-Mercury’: Broadening Female Neighbourly Networks in The Merry Wives of Windsor | Sheeha, I |
1-Sep-2022 | Teaching The Merry Wives of Windsor in the Wake of the Murder of Sarah Everard | Sheeha, I |