Recovering Disability in Early Modern England Edited by Allison P. Hobgood and David Houston Wood. [print]

Introduction : ethical staring : disabling the English Renaissance/ Allison P. Hobgood and David Houston Wood-- Dwarf aesthetics in Spenser's Faerie queene and the early modern court/ Sara van den Berg-- Maternal culpability in fetal defects : Aphra Behn's satiric interrogations of medical models/ Emily Bowles-- Disability humor and the meanings of impairment in early modern England/ David M. Turner-- Antic dispositions : mental and intellectual disabilities in early modern revenge tragedy/ Lindsey Row-Heyveld-- Disabling allegories in Edmund Spenser's Faerie queene/ Rachel E. Hile-- Performing blindness : representing disability in early modern popular performance and print/ Simone Chess ; -- "There is no suff'ring due" : metatheatricality and disability drag in Volpone/ Lauren Coker-- Richard recast : Renaissance disability in a postcommunist culture/ Marcela Kostihová-- The Book of common prayer, theory of mind, and autism in early modern England/ Mardy Philippian, Jr-- Freedom and (dis)ability in early modern political thought/ Nancy Hirschmann-- Coda : Shakespearean disability pedagogy/ Allison P. Hobgood and David Houston Wood.