Timon Of Athens (Vol. 27) - Further Reading
FURTHER READING
Barber, C. L., and Wheeler, Richard P. "'The masked Neptune and / The gentlest winds of heaven': Pericles and the Transition from Tragedy to Romance." In their The Whole Journey: Shakespeare's Power of Development, pp. 298-342. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1986.
Noting an absence of the "redemptive feminine presence" in Timon of Athens, Barber and Wheeler argue that "Timon does without maternal nurturance by trying to be himself an all-providing patron."
Bergeron, David M. "Timon of Athens and Morality Drama." College Language Association Journal X, No. 3 (March 1967): 181-88.
Discusses Timon of Athens as a medieval morality drama, demonstrating in particular its similarities in design and focus to the play Everyman.
Bizley, W. H. "Language and Currency in Timon of Athens" Theoria XLIV (May 1975): 21-42.
Pointing out the connection during...
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