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• Dedication
• Title
• Contents 
• Preface Lena Cowen Orlin
• List of Contributors
• Introduction Dympna Callaghan and Suzanne Gossett
• 1 Feminism
• Why Feminism Still Matters Phyllis Rackin
• Just Imagine Kathryn Schwarz
• Letters, Characters, Roots Wendy Wall
• 2 Sexuality
• Deeds, Desire, Delight Bruce R. Smith
• Rethinking Sexual Acts and Identities Mario DiGangi
• HexaSexuality Madhavi Menon
• 3 Teaching
• The Classroom David Bevington
• Money for Jam Marjorie Garber
• Extension Work Patricia Cahill
• 4 Editing
• Facts, Theories, and Beliefs Barbara A. Mowat
• What We Owe to Editors Lukas Erne
• What’s Next in Editing Shakespeare Sonia Massai
• 5 Mortality
• Suicide as Profit or Loss Mary Beth Rose
• Death and King Lear Michael Neill
• Shakespeare’s Here Scott L. Newstok
• 6 Media
• Spectatorship, Remediation, and One Hundred Years of Hamlet James C. Bulman
• Performing Shakespeare through Social Media Pascale Aebischer
• Reading Shakespeare through Media Archaeology Alan Galey
• 7 Race and Class
• Is Black so Base a Hue? Jean E. Howard
• The Race of Shakespeare’s Mind Lara Bovilsky
• Speaking of Race Ian Smith
• 8 Sources
• Shakespeare and the Bible Robert S. Miola
• Shakespeare’s Sources Ania Loomba
• Volver, or Coming Back Sarah Beckwith
• 9 Text and Authorship
• Collaboration 2016 Gary Taylor
• The Value of Stage Directions Laurie Maguire
• The Author Being Dead Adam G. Hooks
• 10 Globalization
• Against Our Own Ignorance Susanne L. Wofford
• Circumnavigation, Shakespeare, and the Origins of Globalization Daniel Vitkus
• The Bard in Calcutta, India, 1835–2014 Jyotsna G. Singh
• 11 Bodies and Emotions
• Bodies without Borders in Lear and Macbeth Gail Kern Paster
• Potions, Passion, and Fairy Knowledge in A Midsummer Night’s Dream Mary Floyd-Wilson
• Shakespeare and Variant Embodiment David Houston Wood
• 12 Social Context
• Social Contexting Frances E. Dolan
• “Hic et ubique”: Hamlet in Sync Bradin Cormack
• Playing in Context, Playing out Context William N. West
• 13 Historicism
• Historicizing Historicism William C. Carroll
• Minding Anachronism Margreta de Grazia
• The Historicist as Gamer Gina Bloom
• 14 Appropriations
• American Appropriation through the Centuries Georgianna Ziegler
• Appropriation 2.0 Christy Desmet
• Appropriation in Contemporary Fiction Andrew Hartley
• 15 Biography
• Shakespeare and Biography Peter Holland
• Shakespeare’s Friends and Family in the Archives David Kathman
• Biography vs. Novel Lois Potter
• 16 Classicism
• The Classics as Popular Discourse Coppélia Kahn
• Shakespeare’s Classicism, Redux Lynn Enterline
• Time, Verisimilitude, and the Counter-Classical Ovid Heather James
• 17 Public Shakespeare
• The Publicity of the Look Paul Yachnin
• Public Women / Women of Valor Julia Reinhard Lupton
• The Ghost of the Public University Henry S. Turner
• 18 Style
• William Shakespeare, Elizabethan Stylist Russ McDonald
• Nondramatic Style Stephen Guy-Bray
• Shakespeare’s Lexical Style Alysia Kolentsis
• 19 Performance
• Pluralizing Performance Diana E. Henderson
• The Study of Historical Performance Tiffany Stern
• Shakespeare / Performance W. B. Worthen
• 20 Ecocriticism
• Shakespeare and Nature Rebecca Bushnell
• Shakespeare without Nature Steve Mentz
• The Chicken and the Egg Karen Raber
• Afterword: Shakespeare in Tehran Stephen Greenblatt
• Copyright