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In early modern English domestic tragedy, criminality is transformative, whereas in English city comedy, it appears less serious and even redeeming. For a deeper understanding, see Sheila Coursey's essay in ET December 2025: buff.ly/Odmf7UH

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🎉📖 Greetings, Bluesky!
Our latest edition (28.2) is now live!

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What counts as lawful, as opposed to criminal, conversion? And what are the stakes of each? This depends on which genre of early modern English drama is taking up such questions, according to Sheila Coursey. Read more in ET's upcoming Dec 2025 issue.
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🎄❄️ Greetings, Bluesky!

The release of our forthcoming edition (28.2) is just around the corner this December!

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This edition will be completely open access!

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