Chapter 1 To Quote or Not to Quote
Chapter 2 'Pure his own': Puns, Proverbs and 'Pieces of Scripture'
Chapter 3 'Honey-Tongued Shakespeare: Absorbing the Classics'
Chapter 4 'Shakespeare's Fine Filed Phrase'
Chapter 5 Eighteenth-Century Casual: Generic Shakespeare
Chapter 6 Peak Casual: Romantic Routine
Chapter 7 Jane Austen
Biography
Dr. Regula Hohl Trillini is a Lecturer of English Literature at the Univeristy of Basel
A superb example of today's digitally-based literary scholarship: combining systematic digital collection of unknown material with imaginative analytical thinking, to trace the rise and fall of Shakespeare quotation and uncover another way that Jane Austen is unique.
John Lavagnino, King's College London
What really distinguishes Hohl Trillini’s work from that of Rumbold and others is how Casual Shakespeare yokes deconstruction with cutting-edge work in the digital humanities. There is clearly much to celebrate in this innovative contribution to Shakespeare studies. In many ways this is digital humanities scholarship at its best.
John Colley, The Cambridge Quarterly
