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In examining Comedy of Errors and John Donne's Progess of the Soul, argues that reoccurring narratives of human rape by apes contributed to "the construction of early modern male sexual dominance."
Articulates how Shakespeare's plays influenced William Gilmore Simms and helped him articulate the complexities of civil war by demonstrating how "to deal dramatically with imperial invasion and sectional loyalties, as well as political leaders involved with such issues."
In examining how linguistic norms enforce ideas of heteronormativity in Slovenia, offers a brief examination of evidence of homosexuality in Slovenian-language translations of Merchant of Venice. English and French summaries, 145.
Examines Shakespeare's works as an anatomy of the body politic.
Focuses on the role of love in Antony and Cleopatra not as an alternative to politics but as a part of it.
In investigating the problem of the virtuous individual and his rule of the republic in Julius Caesar, suggests that the downfall of the Roman republic can be traced to its understanding of moral virtue. Incorporated in Shakespeare's Political Wisdom (q.v.)
Draws on Julius Caesar in exploring the religious dimensions in the action and dialogue of the political characters.
Draws on Shakespeare to examine the early modern paradox of Aristotelian and Christian souls, arguing that early modern writers contested and redefined the word "soul" into something coherent through narrative and poetry.
Examines Machiavellian politics and moral-political response to it in Romeo and Juliet. Translated into Polish as "Miłość, honor i wspólnota w "Romeo i Julii" Shakespeare'a" (by Marcin Rychter) in Kronos: Metafizyka, Kultura, Religia 4 (2016): 163-88.
Examines Shakespeare's thearapeutic turn to Christian marriages in Measure for Measure, presenting Christian union as politically salutary in that it integrates the parts of the body politic within a greater whole.