Introduction: Thinking about popular culture in early modern England / Matthew Dimmock, Andrew Hadfield and Abigail Shinn
Key issues.
Recovering speech acts / Arnold Hunt
Youth culture / Edel Lamb
Festivals / Tracy Hill
Popular reading and writing / Femke Molekamp
Visual culture / Tara Hamling
Myth and legend / Angus Vine
Religious belief / Mike Rodman Jones
Everyday life.
Courtship, sex and marriage / Ian Moulton
Food and drink / Philip Withington
Work / Mark Netzloff
Gendered labour / Helen Smith
Crime / Duncan Salkeld
Popular xenophobia / Matthew Birchwood and Matthew Dimmock
Games / Joachim Frenk
Cultures of mending / Abigail Shinn
The experience of the world.
Politics / Andrew Hadfield
Riot and rebellion / Elizabeth Sauer
Time / Neil Rhodes
Property / Ceri Sullivan
Popular medicine / margaret Healy
Superstition and witchcraft / Simon Davies
Military culture / Rory Rapple
Popular culture in early modern London / Lawrence Manley.
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The Ashgate research companion to popular culture in early modern England. ISBN 9781409436843. Published by Ashgate Publishing Limited in 2014. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
