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Cover\nContents\nSeries Editor’s Preface\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction: Shakespeare and Queer Theory\n Queer plots, queer feelings\n Frequently asked questions\n Chapter outline\n Caveat lector\n1 Queer Theory (Without Shakespeare)\n Why ‘queer’?\n Deconstruction and poststructuralism\n Psychoanalysis\n Foucault and The History of Sexuality\n Gay and lesbian scholarship and activism\n The feminist sex wars\n Women of colour feminism\n HIV/AIDS activism\n The 1990s: Butler, Sedgwick and ‘classic’ queer theory\n What’s left? Queer theory after the new millennium\n2 Homoeroticism in Shakespeare Studies\n Sodomy\n Friendship\n Queer feminism: dildos and tribades\n Queer Christianity\n Pedagogy, pederasty and poetic creation\n3 Queerness Beyond Homoeroticism\n Queer heterosexuality\n Race, empire and colonialism\n Epistemology and empiricism\n Queer language and literature: editing, philology, rhetoric\n History and temporality\n4 How Queer Is the Shakespearean Canon?\n The limits of polymorphous perversity: A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Venus and Adonis\n The erotic life of racism in The Merchant of Venice and Othello\n Using Shakespeare: history, memory and futurity in Henry V and Hamlet\n5 The Politics of Form: Queer Shakespearean Film\n Queer aesthetics in Jarman’s The Tempest: camp, horror, punk, postmodernism\n ‘Intercourse has never occurred in private’: Edward II and My Own Private Idaho\n Not your father’s Shakespeare?\nConclusion: Whose Shakespeare?\nAppendix\nNotes\nReferences\nIndex