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Preview	Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
	15-Mar-2020	“Applying this to that and so to so” : the anti-coal environmental allegory and the Divine Feminine in Venus and Adonis	Kimura, Marianne
	15-Mar-2024	“Come Ho, and Wake Diana” : the Divine Feminine and the Solar Allegory in The Merchant of Venice	Kimura, Marianne
	23-Dec-2022	Fish, Crocodiles, Whales, Ossa, Pelion, and Olympus : Giordano Bruno’s The Expulsion of the Triumphant Beast as a Major Source for Hamlet	Kimura, Marianne
	15-Mar-2018	Hamlet's “strucken deer” : a pointed reference to Gli Eroici Furori and the execution of Giordano Bruno	Kimura, Marianne
	15-Mar-2023	How the Goddess Returned to America in 1977 : Star Wars, Lo Spaccio and the Rise of the Religious “Nones”	Kimura, Marianne
	25-Dec-2018	“O, never shall sun that morrow see!” : the sun vs. coal morality play in Macbeth	Kimura, Marianne
	15-Mar-2021	Shakespeare : pantheist, heretic, defender of the Divine Feminine	Kimura, Marianne
	31-Dec-2023	Souls and Music: Reincarnation, Lightworkers, Pythagoras, and Plato’s Myth of Er in Twelfth Night	Kimura, Marianne
	15-Mar-2019	“The fair, the chaste, and inexpressive she” : the Divine Feminine in As You Like It	Kimura, Marianne
	25-Dec-2019	The theoretical‘turn’to the material in the humanities : spooky power and ‘shadowy presence’	Kimura, Marianne
	15-Mar-2022	“There is the Sulphurous Pit, Burning, Scalding, Stench” : King Lear is Climate Fiction	Kimura, Marianne
	25-Dec-2017	“Thou being a goddess, I forswore not thee” : the Divine Feminine in the “Pleasant Conceited Comedie Called Love's Labor's Lost”	Kimura, Marianne
	25-Dec-2021	“Turning Witch” : the beginning,middle and end of Christianity allegorized in The Comedy of Errors	Kimura, Marianne
	25-Dec-2020	“‘Twere to consider too curiously to consider so” : a shadowy parallel play in “Hamlet”	Kimura, Marianne