Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Table of Contents 5
3. List of Illustrations 7
4. Acknowledgments and Dedication 9
5. Introduction : Watery Thinking: Minds and Water In and Beyond the Early Modern Period 11
6. Part 1 Drowning on Stage
7. 1. Muddying the Waters: Thinking Thinking in Watery Context with Hamlet 29
8. 2. Ophelia with Spectator: Hamlet and Watery Cognition 47
9. 3. Monsters of the Deep: What Watery Dreams May Come in Shakespeare’s Richard III 65
10. 4. Stink or Swim: Knee-deep in Marlowe’s Edward II 91
11. Part 2 Fluid Metaphors
12. 5. Richard of Gloucester’s Elemental Thinking: Water and Sovereignty in Shakespeare’s First Tetralogy 113
13. 6. The Sea of the Mind in Early Modern Poetry 137
14. 7. Tears, Rain, and Shame : King Lear, Masculine Vulnerability, and Environmental Crisis 157
15. Part 3 Forms of Water
16. 8. Flake: The Shapes of Snow in Early Modern Culture 177
17. 9. “No darkness but Ignorance” : Thinking Foggily in Shakespeare and Early Modern Drama 199
18. 10. Speaking Water and Seeping Memory in Michael Drayton’s Poly-Olbion 217
19. Part 4 Submersive Tendencies
20. 11. Estuarial Rage and Resistance in Pulter’s “The Complaint of Thames” 235
21. 12. Jurisdiction : Oceanic Erasure and Indigenous Subjection in Dryden’s Amboyna 257
22. 13. Thinking with the Ocean as Decolonial Strategy : Memory, Loss, and the Underwater Archive in Shakespeare’s The Tempest 283
23. Afterword: Thinking Water 303
24. Index 309