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... a powerfully engaging and deeply rewarding study of melancholy in English Renaissance literature. -Graham Hammill, University at Buffalo, SUNY In this stimulating, inventive, and moving volume by one of Shakespeare studies' most brilliant and original emerging voices, Drew Daniel uses the history of melancholy in order to map the haptic loops and iconic postures that bind together thinking, feeling, and making in art and life. Along the way he answers questions that really matter, such as how melancholy forges friendships among misanthropes, and why fashion makes us sad. -Julia Reinhard Lupton, author of Thinking with Shakespeare: Essays on Politics and Life What makes 'The Melancholy Assemblage' distinctive and challenging, in the most productive ways, is its sustained discussions of early modern affect in a Deleuzian register. -Renaissance Quarterly Drew Daniel's brilliant The Melancholy Assemblage: Affect and Epistemology in the English Renaissance uses melancholy as a way of talking about the production of affective communities and the epistemological problem of access to the emotional experiences of others. --Studies in English Literature This is an alert and edgy work by a major new voice in Renaissance studies. --Julia Reinhard Lupton, SEL (Recent STudies in Tudor and Stuart Drama)

<br>. . . a powerfully engaging and deeply rewarding study of melancholy in English Renaissance literature. -Graham Hammill, University at Buffalo, SUNY<p><br> In this stimulating, inventive, and moving volume by one of Shakespeare studies' most brilliant ad original emerging voices, Drew Daniel uses the history of melancholy in order to map the haptic loops and iconic postures that bind together thinking, feeling, and making in art and life. Along the way he answers questions that really matter, such as how melancholy forges friendships among misanthropes, and why fashion makes us sad. -Julia Reinhard Lupton, author of Thinking with Shakespeare: Essays on Politics and Life<p><br>

In this stimulating, inventive, and moving volume by one of Shakespeare studies' most brilliant and original emerging voices, Drew Daniel uses the history of melancholy in order to map the haptic loops and iconic postures that bind together thinking, feeling, and making in art and life. Along the way he answers questions that really matter, such as how melancholy forges friendships among misanthropes, and why fashion makes us sad. -- -Julia Reinhard Lupton author of Thinking with Shakespeare: Essays on Politics and Life ... a powerfully engaging and deeply rewarding study of melancholy in English Renaissance literature. -- -Graham Hammill University at Buffalo, SUNY In 'The Melancholy Assemblage: Affect and Epistemology in the English Renaissance', Daniel makes the kids of vibrant connections between earlier and later theoretical regimes that Floyd Wilson largely eschews. -Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 This is an alert and edgy work by a major new voice in Renaissance studies. -Julia Reinhard Lupton, SEL (Recent STudies in Tudor and Stuart Drama)

GCGBP... a powerfully engaging and deeply rewarding study of melancholy in English Renaissance literature.GC[yen] GCoGraham Hammill, University at Buffalo, SUNY ... a powerfully engaging and deeply rewarding study of melancholy in English Renaissance literature. -Graham Hammill, University at Buffalo, SUNY In this stimulating, inventive, and moving volume by one of Shakespeare studies' most brilliant and original emerging voices, Drew Daniel uses the history of melancholy in order to map the haptic loops and iconic postures that bind together thinking, feeling, and making in art and life. Along the way he answers questions that really matter, such as how melancholy forges friendships among misanthropes, and why fashion makes us sad. -Julia Reinhard Lupton, author of Thinking with Shakespeare: Essays on Politics and Life What makes 'The Melancholy Assemblage' distinctive and challenging, in the most productive ways, is its sustained discussions of early modern affect in a Deleuzian register. -Renaissance Quarterly Drew Daniel's brilliant The Melancholy Assemblage: Affect and Epistemology in the English Renaissance uses melancholy as a way of talking about the production of affective communities and the epistemological problem of access to the emotional experiences of others. --Studies in English Literature This is an alert and edgy work by a major new voice in Renaissance studies. --Julia Reinhard Lupton, SEL (Recent STudies in Tudor and Stuart Drama)

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Drew Daniel is Assistant Professor of English at the Johns Hopkins University.

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