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Front matter
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Table of Contents
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Preface
General editor's preface
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Rubric
Acknowledgments
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Introduction : secrecy and surveillance in medieval an early modern England
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Surveillance/History
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21
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Margery Kempe and the counter-surveillance of the medieval spectacle
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43
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Secretly sinful mothers and the surveillance of women in Sir Gowther and The Awntyrs off Arthur
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65
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The pot, the broom, and other humans : concealing material objects in the Bern Riddles
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87
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"Vnder coloure i dyuers bokes dyde make" : "obscure alegory" in the dream poems of Stephen Hawes
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105
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"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet" : names and secret identities in Shakespeare's plays
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131
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To make the fox surveyor of the fold : Foucault on Shakespeare, sovereignty, and surveillance
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147
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Gendered secrecy in Shakespeare's Lucrece
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171
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"As a keeper joined to man" : conscience and early modern self-surveillance
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Rubric
Notes on editors
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211
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Rubric
Notes on contributors
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212
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Index
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215
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Back matter
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219
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