Queer Philologies: Sex, Language, and Affect in Shakespeare's Time (Material Texts)
A scholarly study of language, sexuality, and textual culture in Shakespeare's time, exploring how early modern texts shaped meanings of sex and affect.
About This Book
Queer Philologies examines the intersections of language, sexuality, and textual production in Shakespeare's era.
The book investigates how early modern texts constructed and conveyed meanings related to sex and affect.
Jeffrey Masten draws on philological methods to analyze historical understandings of queer identities and expressions.
This study contributes to broader discussions in literary criticism and the history of sexuality.
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