Souls with longing: representations of honor and love in Shakespeare

AcknowledgmentsPrologueShakespeare's Souls with LongingChaptersChapter 1. Shakespeare's Understandings of Honor: Morally Absolute, Politically RelativeChapter 2. Love, Honor, and the Dynamics of Shakespearean DramaChapter 3. The Spectrum of Love: Nature and Convention in As You Like ItChapter 4. Pagan Statesmanship and Christian Translation: Governing Love in A Midsummer Night's DreamChapter 5. Honor and Eros: Private Goods and Public Neglect in Shakespeare's TroyChapter 6. Friendship and Love of Honor: The Education of Henry VChapter 7. Love, Sex, and Shakespeare's Intention in Romeo and JulietChapter 8. Macbeth's Strange Infirmity: Shakespeare's Portrait of A Demonic TyrannyChapter 9. Beyond Love and Honor: Eros and Will to Power in Richard IIIChapter 10. Taming The Tempest: Prospero's Love of Wisdom and the Turn from TyrannyChapter 11. A Motley to the View: Staging Tragic HonorEpilogueChapter 12. The Phoenix and Turtle and the Mysteries of Love: Who Wants What, Why, and to What Effect?Chapter 13. Love's Book of Honor and Shame: Shakespeare's Sonnets and Lyric FlourishingAppendicesChapter A. Shakespeare's Plays: First Folio Edition (London, 1623)Chapter B. Shakespeare's Works: Arranged According to Composition DateChapter C. Shakespeare's Plays: Arranged According to Political OrderChapter D. Shakespeare's Plays: Arranged According to Dramatic Setting and Date