Between Hearts and Heads: ‘motion’ and the ‘little kingdom’ in Julius Caesar

Nathanial B Smith

Between Hearts and Heads: ‘motion’ and the ‘little kingdom’ in Julius Caesar

English Language And Literature

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Abstract

Brutus's famous soliloquy at the start of Act 2 of _Julius Caesar_, seeming to justify his foregone conclusions about his “action” of political assassination, in fact offers us a glimpse of a much more fluid and mobile early modern subject than we normally assume in these early time periods.

Original language	English
State	Published - Sep 2018
Event	The Grand Valley Shakespeare Festival Conference - Allendale, MI Duration: Sep 1 2018 → Sep 30 2018

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Conference	The Grand Valley Shakespeare Festival Conference
Period	09/1/18 → 09/30/18

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Between Hearts and Heads: ‘motion’ and the ‘little kingdom’ in Julius Caesar

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