Epicene, or The Silent Woman

Epicene, or The Silent WomanEpicene is now one of the most widely studied of Johnsons plays. Brilliantly exploiting the Jacobean convention whereby boys played female roles, it satirises the newly fashionable and sexually ambiguous world of the West End of London, where courtly wit rubs shoulders with commercial values. This authoritative new edition, now in paperback, is based on a thorough re examination of the earliest texts. The introduction analyses the play as originally

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