Browsing Publications Hosted at Saint Mary’s by Author "Crooks, Katherine"

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Erecting, entering, emitting: early modern definitions of manhood and masculinity

Crooks, Katherine (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2011)
A grander and better world : the many interpretations of the Rime of the Ancient Mariner

Crooks, Katherine (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2011)
The most emblematic of all deviants

Crooks, Katherine (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2013)

Within the context of the discriminatory practices and ideologies of the Third Reich, the prostitute is "the most emblematic of deviants."[1] The history of prostitutes under Nazi rule constitutes the intersection of a ...
One hole too many: ghosts and mad women in Hamlet and MacBeth

Crooks, Katherine (Saint Mary's University, Writing Centre, 2012)

According to theorist Michel Foucault, Renaissance madness, as a negation of the positive capacities of the mind, is closely associated with the ultimate negation: death. Heiner Mueller, in a postmodern reworking of the ...

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