Shakespeare's Penknife: Grafting and Seedless Generation in the Procreation Sonnets

Name: Shakespeare's Penknife: Grafting and Seedless Generation in the Procreation Sonnets
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Vin Nardizzi

Shakespeare's Penknife: Grafting and Seedless Generation in the Procreation Sonnets

By Vin Nardizzi

Cet essai remet dans son contexte la figure de la greffe qu'utilise Shakespeare dans ses «sonnets de procréation» (numéro 1-17) par l'examen de la présentation de cette technique horticole dans la littérature de jardinage des seizième et…

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