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Volume 12 (2000): Issue 2 (Jun 2000): Reading in Early Modern England. Guest Editor: Sasha Roberts

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Table of Contents

Introduction
- Reading in Early Modern England
  
  Contexts and Problems
  
  By: Sasha Roberts
  
  Pages: 1–16
Articles
- The Sociality of Margaret Hoby's Reading Practices and the Representation of Reformation Interiority
  
  By: Mary Ellen Lamb
  
  Pages: 17–32
- Recovering the Reading of Renaissance Englishwomen
  
  Deployments of Autobiography
  
  By: Ramona Wray
  
  Pages: 33–48
- Interiority and the Letter in Cymbeline
  
  By: Eve Rachele Sanders
  
  Pages: 49–70
- Elizabethan Pulp Fiction
  
  The Example of Richard Johnson
  
  By: Naomi C. Liebler
  
  Pages: 71–87
- Crafty Whores
  
  The Moralizing of Aretino's Dialogues
  
  By: Ian Frederick Moulton
  
  Pages: 88–105
Aricles
- 'Rouz'd by a Woman's Pen'
  
  The Shakespeare Ladies' Club and Reading Habits of Early Modern Women
  
  By: Katherine West Scheil
  
  Pages: 106–127
Afterword
- Afterword
  
  Reading, Writing and Literature in the Early Modern Age
  
  By: Roger Chartier
  
  Pages: 128–142
Poetry
- Poetry
  
  By: Rennie Parker and Christopher Pilling
  
  Pages: 143–147
Reviews
- Reviews
  
  By: Anne Kelley, Dennis Brown, Leonora Nattrass, Fiona Ritchie and Lisa Hopkins
  
  Pages: 148–164
Notes
- Contributors
  
  By: Roger Chartier, Mary Ellen Lamb, Naomi C. Liebler, Ian Frederick Moulton, Sasha Roberts, Eve Rachele Sanders, Katherine West Scheil and Ramona Wray
  
  Pages: 165–166

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