Ben Jonson in Context

Introduction; Timeline Sarah Grandage; Part I. Life, Works, and Afterlife: 1. Tales of a life Richard Dutton; 2. Jonson in the Elizabethan period Matthew Steggle; 3. Jonson in the Jacobean period Andrew McRae; 4. Jonson in the Caroline period Martin Butler; 5. Genre Katherine Eisaman Maus; 6. Friends, collaborators, and rivals Michelle O'Callaghan; 7. Jonson and Shakespeare Mark Robson; 8. Editions and editors Eugene Giddens; 9. Critical reception James Loxley; 10. Performance afterlives Lois Potter; Part II. Cultural and Historical Contexts: 11. London and urban space Adam Zucker; 12. The Globe and the open air amphitheatres Tiffany Stern; 13. The Whitefriars and the children's companies Lucy Munro; 14. The Blackfriars Theatre and the indoor theatres Janette Dillon; 15. Provinces, parishes, and neighbourhoods Steve Hindle; 16. The court Malcolm Smuts; 17. Masques, courtly and provincial Karen Britland; 18. Music David Lindley; 19. Dance Barbara Ravelhofer; 20. Manuscript culture and reading practices James Knowles; 21. Print culture and reading practices Alan B. Farmer; 22. Visual culture John Peacock; 23. The body Ben Morgan; 24. Law, crime, and punishment Lorna Hutson; 25. Religion Julie Maxwell; 26. Politics Andrew Hadfield; 27. Rank Clare McManus; 28. Households Kate Chedgzoy; 29. Foreign travel and exploration Rebecca Ann Bach; 30. Domestic travel and social mobility Julie Sanders; 31. Money and consumerism Christopher Burlinson; 32. Land Garrett A. Sullivan Jr.; 33. Patronage Helen Ostovich; 34. Architecture Mimi Yiu; 35. Food Robert Appelbaum; 36. Alchemy, magic, and the sciences Margaret Healy; 37. Clothing and identity Eleanor Lowe; 38. Gender and sexuality Mario DiGangi; Further reading.