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KUBOTA Ikuko

This paper focuses on Gallathea written by John Lyly in 1591. Gallathea was one of the first English plays to use the heroines in male disguise. On the English Renaissance stage, women's roles were pl …

Journal of the Graduate School of Humanities and Sciences 9, 335-343, 2006

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Ota Kazuaki

In Renaissance England there was no such thing as the freedom of speech enjoyed in modern democratic countries.No open criticism of the monarch or the Anglican establishment, for example,could be voic …

Studies in languages and cultures 20, 25-39, 2005

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Ota Kazuaki

In his Mastering the Revels (1991), Richard Dutton questions the generally accepted view that George Buc deputized for Edmund Tilney (the Master of the Revels and the censor of the drama, 1579-l610), …

Studies in languages and cultures 9, 51-64, 1998

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