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TY  - JOUR
VL  - 110
IS  - no. 2
T2  - Studies in Philology
SP  - 291-317
ID  - bbbc188
T1  - "Gold, Land, and Labor: Ideologies of Colonization and Rewriting The Tempest in 1622"
AU  - Banerjee, Rita
PY  - 2013
DA  - 2026
KW  - piracy
KW  - Other
KW  - temperance
KW  - Prospero
KW  - Gonzalo
LA  - English
AB  - Demonstrates how John Fletcher's The Sea Voyage (1622) engages in dialogue with Tempest (1611), focusing on European piracy where Shakespeare is silent and "transferring the characteristics of barbarity and savagery, attributed to the non-Western 'other' in The Tempest, to the privateers." Argues that The Sea Voyage, "by valorizing labor and connecting it with temperance [. . .] exposes the unreality of Gonzalo's plantation on the one hand, and the exploitative nature of Prospero's governance on the other" and "interrogates further the western right to impose cultural norms on the natives that Prospero and the Europeans arrogate to themselves." English summary, 291.
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