James Purkis is Associate Professor in the Department of English and Writing Studies at the University of Western Ontario. He has published articles in journals, including Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England and Shakespeare Survey, and in edited collections, including Shakespeare and Textual Studies (Cambridge, 2015) and Editing, Performance, Texts: New Practices in Medieval and Early Modern English Drama (2014).
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Introduction Part I. Text, Collaboration, Evidence: 1. The theatrical text and the new bibliography: John a Kent and John a Cumber 2. 'Foul papers', 'prompt books', and textual sufficiency: The Captives 3. Attribution, collaboration, and The Second Maiden's Tragedy Part II. Shakespearean Coincidences: 4. Curious coincidences: the collaborations of Sir Thomas More 5. Singularly Shakespearean: attributing the Hand-D addition of More 6. Canon, apocrypha, and Sir Thomas More Works cited Index.
Introduction Part I. Text, Collaboration, Evidence: 1. The theatrical text and the new bibliography: John a Kent and John a Cumber 2. 'Foul papers', 'prompt books', and textual sufficiency: The Captives 3. Attribution, collaboration, and The Second Maiden's Tragedy Part II. Shakespearean Coincidences: 4. Curious coincidences: the collaborations of Sir Thomas More 5. Singularly Shakespearean: attributing the Hand-D addition of More 6. Canon, apocrypha, and Sir Thomas More Works cited Index.
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