Remembering Shakespeare differently : H.D.'s by Avon River / Susan Stanford Friedman -- Margaret Laurence's Diviners and Shakespeare's Tempest : the uses of the past / Gayle Greene -- Adrienne Rich's re-vision of Shakespeare / Peter Erickson -- "Another Penelope" : Margaret Hutton reading William Shakespeare / Joan Hutton-Landis -- Toward a feminist Renaissance : woman-centering Shakespeare's tragedies / Natalie B. Strong and Carolyn R. Swift -- Reading as Lady Macbeth / Madelon Sprengnether -- Epilogue : remembering Shakespeare, revisiting ourselves / Carol Thomas Neely
Women's re-visions of Shakespeare 1664-1988 / Marianne Novy -- Explaining to her sisters : Mary Lamb's Tales from Shakespeaare / Susan J. Wolfson -- "Intercepting the dew-drop" : female readers and readings in Anna Jameson's Shakespearean criticism / Christy Desmet -- Miranda in the new world : The tempest and Charlotte Barnes's The forest princess / Mary Loeffelholz -- Coriolanus transformed : Charlotte Bronte's use of Shakespeare in Shirley / Margaret J. Arnold -- Daniel Deronda and George Eliot's female re-vision of Shakespeare / Marianne Novy -- "The Orient is in the West" : Emily Dickinson's reading of Antony and Cleopatra / Paula Bennett -- Virginia Woolf as Shakespeare's sister : chapters in a woman writer's autobiography / Christine Froula
Notes
Early versions of several of these essays were presented at a Modern Language Association Convention Special Session in l983; others were prepared for a Special Session in l987, or for the seminar on Women's Responses to Shakespeare at the Shakespeare Association of America Annual Meeting of 1988
