The Merchant of Venice
by William Shakespeare
- The Merchant of Venice (Vol. 53) (Shakespearean Criticism Vol. 53)
- The Merchant of Venice (Vol. 66) (Shakespearean Criticism Vol. 66)
- The Merchant of Venice (Vol. 77) (Shakespearean Criticism Vol. 77)
- The Merchant of Venice (Vol. 87) (Shakespearean Criticism Vol. 87)
- The Pound of Flesh (Shakespearean Criticism Vol. 32)
- The Merchant of Venice (Vol. 40) (Shakespearean Criticism Vol. 40)
- How to Read The Merchant of Venice Without Being Heterosexist (Shakespearean Criticism Vol. 37)
- Disembodied Letters and The Merchant of Venice (Shakespearean Criticism Vol. 32)
- Now by My Hood, a Gentle and No Jew: Jessica, The Merchant of Venice, and the Discourse of Early Modern English Identity (Shakespearean Criticism Vol. 48)
- Shylock: The Infamous Secret Jew (Shakespearean Criticism Vol. 48)
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