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A is for Other: Arabs, Race and Enslavement on the Early Modern English Stage
This paper seeks to contribute to the postcolonial shifts being undertaken in early modern literary studies, which explore developing racial and colonial identities in this historical period. In particular, this thesis considers the representation and racialisation of the Arab subject on the English...
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