Yuqi Jiang
@yuqijiang.bsky.social
AHRC-Funded PhD Student at the Shakespeare Institute - Supernatural Children and Youths in Early Modern Drama
Not specifically about fairies in Shakespeare but worth a reading as in these articles are so comprehensive on the topic of fairies in em culture: 1. Ronald Hutton, The Making of Early Modern British Fairy Tradition 2. Darren Oldridge, Fairies and the Devil in early modern England.
October 16, 2025 at 7:16 AM
Not specifically about fairies in Shakespeare but worth a reading as in these articles are so comprehensive on the topic of fairies in em culture: 1. Ronald Hutton, The Making of Early Modern British Fairy Tradition 2. Darren Oldridge, Fairies and the Devil in early modern England.
On Shakespeare: 1. Diane Purkiss, At the Bottom of the Garden 2. Regina Buccola, Fairies, Fractious Women, and the Old Faith.
October 16, 2025 at 7:14 AM
On Shakespeare: 1. Diane Purkiss, At the Bottom of the Garden 2. Regina Buccola, Fairies, Fractious Women, and the Old Faith.
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Smol voice: perhaps my first book, RENAISSANCE ETHNOGRAPHY AND THE INVENTION OF THE HUMAN: New Worlds, Maps and Monsters, would work as what an example-of-a-dissertation-might-become? www.surekhadavies.org/renaissance-...
Renaissance Ethnography and the Invention of the Human — Surekha Davies
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September 21, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Smol voice: perhaps my first book, RENAISSANCE ETHNOGRAPHY AND THE INVENTION OF THE HUMAN: New Worlds, Maps and Monsters, would work as what an example-of-a-dissertation-might-become? www.surekhadavies.org/renaissance-...