Benjamin Perriello
Benjamin Perriello (Université de Limoges) holds a doctorate degree from the Johns Hopkins University. His work focuses on questions of social status in the early modern period, principally in the works of Shakespeare. His communications and publications include “Crowds and Clowns: Collective Thinking in Coriolanus,” (SFS, forthcoming 2027); “The Clown’s Song: Time, Death, and Social Upheaval in the Graveyard Scene of Hamlet,” (ESRA July 2025); “Hamlet, Adam and Everyman in the Graveyard,” (forthcoming, Flamme, Presses Universitaires de Limoges); “Bradford’s Morton: The Lord of Misrule in Early New England” (ORDA, 2023); and “Parfum des origines : corps et classe dans Shakespeare” (PULIM, 2022).
Publications associées
- ‘Wise enough to play the fool’: Clown and Class in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night
Immersion chez les fous
Par Benjamin Perriello
Shakespeare en devenir > N°19 — 2025