Satire in the Elizabethan Era

The book explores late Elizabethan satire as a complex literary endeavor that transcends mere rhetorical persuasion. It posits that these works engage in a purposeful mission of "perceptual translation," aiming to navigate and bridge various ideologies. Through this lens, the author examines how satire serves as a tool for deeper understanding and engagement with differing perspectives during a pivotal historical period.