Renaissance Drama Journal
Renaissance Drama
Albert Russell Ascoli, guest editor
Gladys Arata Terrill Distinguished Professor
Italian Studies
University of California, Berkeley
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William N. West, guest editor
English and Comparative Literary Studies
Northwestern University
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NOTE: This year's issue, volume 37, focuses on "Italy and the Drama of Europe," and is being co-edited by William N. West and
Albert Russell Ascoli
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Renaissance Drama Journal
Northwestern University
1897 Sheridan Road
University Hall 215
Evanston, IL 60208-2240
An annual and interdisciplinary publication, Renaissance Drama invites submissions that investigate traditional canons of drama as well as the significance of performance, broadly construed, to early modern culture. We particularly welcome essays that examine: the impact of new forms of interpretation on the study of Renaissance plays, theater, and performance; the cultural discourses that shaped and were shaped by drama and the institutional conditions in which it was produced; and the way that performance and performativity functioned both on and off the professional stage.
New submissions for volume 37 are now being accepted.
All manuscripts should follow the stylistic guidelines of The Chicago Manual of Style (15th edition), including endnote reference citations. Please submit copies of your manuscript saved as an electronic file attachment (either as richtext, an rtf file, or as a Word file) to:
Nathan Mead, staff assistant
(847) 491-3341
n-mead2 at northwestern.edu, copied to w-west at northwestern.edu
For additional submission information:
Nathan Mead, staff assistant
(847) 491-3341
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