1st Edition
Imperial Concerns in Early Modern Drama Anti-Imperialism and Race
Introduction: Skepticism Over Empire
Mediterranean Anti-Imperialism
Contingency and Possibility
Empires and Inefficacies
Rome Out of Time
Aeneas, King of Carthage
Jonson’s Renaissance Romans
Shakespeare, Nobility, and Missed Opportunities
Reconsidering Empire
Fletcherian Imperialism
The Un-Spanish Mediterranean
Spaniards, Maltese, and Jews
Shakespeare’s Italianate Islands
Sometime Milan
Troubles in the Homeland
Delegation in the Eastern Mediterranean
Malta Unconquered
Venice and All That
Tamburlaine Undefeated
The Mediterranean and the Atlantic
The Turk Play, or Other Ottomans
Conclusion: Racism, White Supremacy, and the Logic of Empire
Blackness, Whiteness, and Badness
Islamophobia in Absentia
Anti-Semitism Then and Now
(Anti)-Imperial Racism
Biography
Philip Goldfarb Styrt is an Assistant Professor of English at St. Ambrose University in Davenport, IA.
