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"'[This] series offers both the student reader and teacher exciting and invaluable interventions in and reorientations around questions of history, culture, and period... With brio, verve, and an admirable brevity, the series grounds our understanding of literature and culture in thought-provoking and highly original ways.' Julian Wolfreys, Professor of Victorian Literary and Cultural Studies at the University of Florida."
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"'[This] series offers both the student reader and teacher exciting and invaluable interventions in and reorientations around questions of history, culture, and period... With brio, verve, and an admirable brevity, the series grounds our understanding of literature and culture in thought-provoking and highly original ways.' Julian Wolfreys, Professor of Victorian Literary and Cultural Studies at the University of Florida."
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A consummation devoutly to be wished
26 Sep 2007
Format:Paperback
Has it come to this? In a typical statement, the authors write that in Elizabethan England a certain kind of marriage contract made for the future "became permanently, legally binding if the couple then consummated the marriage (i.e. had sex)" (p. 50). Hopkins and Steggle both teach at universities in the UK, and so I fear that it is primarily British students who, the authors believe, need a gloss on the consummation of a marriage. Well, American students probably can't be far behind. I'm not sure whether this book is dumbed down or accurately targeted at a dumb audience.
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