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Venus and Adonis: Critical Essay by Jonathan Bate

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William Shakespeare
About 21 pages (6,433 words)
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SOURCE: Bate, Jonathan. “Sexual Perversity in Venus and Adonis.Yearbook of English Studies 23 (1993): 80-92.

In the following essay, Bate examines Venus and Adonis as an example of “Elizabethan Ovidianism,” in that its treatment of the myth is not intended as a moralization, but as a study of the psychological exploration of love and desire.

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