Introduction
1: Romance, irony, and humanism
2: Pericles and the idea of the hero
3: Court
4: Country
5: Magnetic Island and Islander in The Tempest
6: Violence and Freedom
7: Women and Romance
8: Endings
Abbreviations
Selected Primary References
Selected Secondary References

About the Author

Simon Palfrey is Lecturer in English and the History of Ideas at the University of Melbourne.

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presents valuable insights into the undercurrent of turbulence and discord that informs these romantic plays - R.H. Peake, formerly of the University of Virginia, Choice, Vol 35, No. 10, June '98

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