Jonathan V. Crewe

Selected Publications

• “Disorderly Love: Sodomy Revisited in Marlowe’s Edward II,” Criticism , 51, 3 (Summer 2010): 385-399

• “Elegy in Drama, 1590-1640,” The Oxford Handbook of Eleg y, ed. Karen Weisman (New York: Oxford University Press, 2010): 518-23

• “Believing the Impossible: Aethiopika as Critical Romance”, Modern Philology , 104:6 (2009) 601-16.

• “Drawn in Color: Aethiopkia in European Painting,” Word and Image , 25:2 (2009) 129-42.

• “Can Polemic Be Ethical? A Response to Michel Foucault”in Polemic: Critical or Uncritical, Essays from the English Institute , J Gallop (ed.), (2004), 135-152.

• The Complete Pelican Shakespeare , contributing editor with introductions of“Coriolanus,”“Narrative Poems,”“Twelfth Night,”“Measure for Measure,”“Troilus and Cressida,”and“Henry VIII,”(2002).

• Acts of Memory: Cultural Recall in the Present , edited with M Bal and L Spitzer, (1999).

• "Reading Horatio," Shakespeare Quarterly, 62,2 (Summer, 2011): 271-278.

• "Christ's Teares and the Jews" (forthcoming in The Age of Nashe, ed. Joan Pong Linton, Stephen Guy-Bray, and Steve Mentz).

•  “Reclaiming Character?” Shakespeare Studies, xxxiv (2006): 35-41.

• "What Does Matter Want? Irigaray, Plotinus, and the Human Condition," Luce Irigaray and Premodern Culture: Thresholds of History, ed. Elizabeth Harvey and Theresa Krier (New York: Routledge, 2005): 38-52.

• "2 Henry IV," New Approaches to Shakespeare's Works, ed. Richard Dutton and Jean Howard (Oxford: Blackwell's, 2003): 432-50.

• "Black Hamlet: Psychoanalysis on Trial in South Africa," Poetics Today 22 (Summer 2001): 413-33. [MLA prize for best special-issue journal of 2001].

• "Punctuating Shakespeare," Shakespeare Studies, 28 (2000): 23-41.