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| Acknowledgements | vii | |
| Playing with Transgression: Robin Hood and Popular Culture | 1 | |
| Theme Park Tales from Nottingham | 13 | |
| Robin Hood and Green Arrow: Outlaw Bowmen in the Modern Urban Landscape | 21 | |
| Red Robin: The Radical Politics of Richard Carpenter's Robin of Sherwood | 29 | |
| Longbow Archery and the Earliest Robin Hood Legends | 41 | |
| Robin Hood: The Genesis of a Popular Hero | 61 | |
| A Voice from the Hood, Or Adventures in the Green Trade: A Convulsion in Seven Fits | 79 | |
| Robin Hood on Film: Moving Beyond a Swashbuckling Stereotype | 87 | |
| Horseplay: Robin Hood, Guy of Gisborne, and the Neg(oti)ation of the Bestial | 101 | |
| Which Way to the Forest? Directions in Robin Hood Studies | 111 | |
| The Heirs/Errors of Ivanhoe: Robin Hood in Pre- and Post-Modern Fiction | 129 | |
| The Ties that Bind: Outlaw and Community in the Robin Hood Ballads and the Romance of Eustace the Monk | 141 | |
| And the "Reel" Maid Marian? | 151 | |
| Playing the Game: Reconstructing Robin Hood and the Sheriff of Nottingham | 161 | |
| The "Marchaunt" of Sherwood: Mercantile Ideology in A Gest of Robyn Hode | 175 | |
| Disguising and Revealing the Female Hero's Identity: Cross-dressing in the Ballad of Robin Hood and Maid Marian | 191 | |
| Forest, Town, and Road: The Significance of Places and Names in Some Robin Hood Texts | 197 | |
| Sherwood Forest and the Byronic Robin Hood | 215 | |
| In the Sheriff's Court: Robin Hood and American Jurisprudence, Or, Who Is This Robin Hood and Why Are All Those Lawyers Saying Such Nasty Things about Him? | 225 | |
| Lords of the Wildwood: The Wild Man, the Green Man, and Robin Hood | 239 | |
| Robin Hood Musicals in Eighteenth-Century London | 251 | |
| Murayama's Robin Hood: The Most Radical Variant in Japan | 265 | |
| Robin Hood in Cheltenham | 273 |
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Karissa Mendicino
reviewed Robin Hood In Popular Culture on June 10, 2013
Robin Hood In Popular Culture
Unfortunately out of print'Clinamen Press was very short-lived'but a superb book about Lucretian physics and ethics, an argument for its Archimedean roots, and an astonishingly cheerful vision of what philosophy could be.
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