Hamlet and Ophelia

Hope Jennings; Sandra Riley; Bethany Packard; Christina Luiggi

Hamlet and Ophelia

Hope Jennings, Sandra Riley, Bethany Packard, Christina Luiggi

Wright State University

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Abstract

Panel chair: Hope Jennings, Wright State University <ul> <li> Sandra Riley, University of Dayton, “ Hamlet and Misogyny ” </li> <li> Bethany Packard, Transylvania University, “Ophelia Lives! Encountering Lucibella in Henry Chettle’s The Tragedy of Hoffman ” </li> <li> Christina Luiggi, Wright State University, “‘She May Strew Dangerous Conjectures’: The Political Sedition and Social Potency of Hamlet’s Ophelia” </li> </ul>

Original language	American English
State	Published - Oct 20 2016

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Hamlet and Ophelia

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