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'I know not why I am so sad': Melancholy and knowledge in early modern English painting, drama and prose	'Rios, pontes e overdrives': Northeastern regionalism in a globalized Brazil

'So much wasted': Violence performed in anorexia nervosa, staged fasts, and hunger striking	A study and critical edition of Tirso de Molina's "El condenado por desconfiado"

A study of the effects of foreign language theater: Investigating a comprehensive approach to foreign language learning	Bleeding regions: Performance and politics in the 'backwaters' of the Atlantic (Paul Gilroy, Joseph Roach, Mustapha Matura, England, John Millington Synge, Stewart Parker, Northern Ireland)

Donizetti and Naples in the 1830s (Italy, Gaetano Donizetti)	Ethos and enargeia: Literary and rhetorical strategies of early modern mathematics (Robert Recorde, William Shakespeare, Ben Jonson)

Inadmissible presence: Objecthood, spectacle, and the theatricality of race	La construccion del dialogo teatral en el teatro comico espanol (1898--1936): El discurso humoristico en el contexto social

Lumen: Music theater for trumpet, assistants, four percussionists, and live electronics	Lyricism and politics in Paul Valery's poetry and poetic theory and in "La Nouvelle Revue Francaise", 1909--1939

Medical scarring and the performance of memory	Melancholy traces: Performing the work of mourning

Opera in the city: Theatrical performance and urbanite aesthetics in Beijing, 1770--1900 (China)	Passing on: Dynastic succession and the king's body in French tragedy (1635--1750)

Performing beyond the pale: The Harlem and Irish Renaissances in comparison	Performing theory: Gendered and erotic complications in cinquecento comedies, and some English reverberations

Performing world	Playing (with) stereotypes: Comedy and the construction of Asian American identities

This might be a game: Ubiquitous play and performance at the turn of the twenty-first century	Tragedy as encounter: Politics, intertextuality and modern Italian drama