Nandini Das is Professor of English Literature at the University of Liverpool, UK. Nick Davis is a Senior Lecturer in English Literature at the University of Liverpool, UK. A member of the Group for Research in Literature, Psychology and Medical Humanities, he co-edits The International Journal of Literature and Psychology.

• Table of Contents AcknowledgementsNANDINI DAS AND NICK DAVISIntroduction: Dis-enchantments/Re-enchantments JESSE LANDERDemonism and Disenchantment in the First Part of the Contention MAGGIE VINTERMortal, Martyr, or Monster? Working on the King’s Corpse in the Henriad ERIC MALLINThe Charm in Macbeth AARON KITCHEnchanted Materialism in Paracelsus, Hobbes, and Hamlet MARGARET HEALY"Wondrous" Healing: the "New Philosophy", Medicine and Miracles on the Early Modern Stage CHLOE PORTER"Things which are not": Idolatry and Enchantment in The White Devil JOAN PONG LINTONCharisma and the Making of the Misanthrope in Timon of Athens SARAH LINWICK"The wealthy magazine of nature": Knowledge, Wonder, and Gunpowder in Fletcher’s The Island Princess SARA SAYLOR"Almost a miracle": Penitence in The Winter’s Tale ERIC MINEARGhost-Stories and Living Monuments: Bringing Wonders to Life in The Winter’s TaleContributors

Nandini Das is Professor of English Literature at the University of Liverpool, UK. Nick Davis is a Senior Lecturer in English Literature at the University of Liverpool, UK. A member of the Group for Research in Literature, Psychology and Medical Humanities, he co-edits The International Journal of Literature and Psychology.

• Table of Contents AcknowledgementsNANDINI DAS AND NICK DAVISIntroduction: Dis-enchantments/Re-enchantments JESSE LANDERDemonism and Disenchantment in the First Part of the Contention MAGGIE VINTERMortal, Martyr, or Monster? Working on the King’s Corpse in the Henriad ERIC MALLINThe Charm in Macbeth AARON KITCHEnchanted Materialism in Paracelsus, Hobbes, and Hamlet MARGARET HEALY"Wondrous" Healing: the "New Philosophy", Medicine and Miracles on the Early Modern Stage CHLOE PORTER"Things which are not": Idolatry and Enchantment in The White Devil JOAN PONG LINTONCharisma and the Making of the Misanthrope in Timon of Athens SARAH LINWICK"The wealthy magazine of nature": Knowledge, Wonder, and Gunpowder in Fletcher’s The Island Princess SARA SAYLOR"Almost a miracle": Penitence in The Winter’s Tale ERIC MINEARGhost-Stories and Living Monuments: Bringing Wonders to Life in The Winter’s TaleContributors

Nandini Das is Professor of English Literature at the University of Liverpool, UK. Nick Davis is a Senior Lecturer in English Literature at the University of Liverpool, UK. A member of the Group for Research in Literature, Psychology and Medical Humanities, he co-edits The International Journal of Literature and Psychology.

• Table of Contents AcknowledgementsNANDINI DAS AND NICK DAVISIntroduction: Dis-enchantments/Re-enchantments JESSE LANDERDemonism and Disenchantment in the First Part of the Contention MAGGIE VINTERMortal, Martyr, or Monster? Working on the King’s Corpse in the Henriad ERIC MALLINThe Charm in Macbeth AARON KITCHEnchanted Materialism in Paracelsus, Hobbes, and Hamlet MARGARET HEALY"Wondrous" Healing: the "New Philosophy", Medicine and Miracles on the Early Modern Stage CHLOE PORTER"Things which are not": Idolatry and Enchantment in The White Devil JOAN PONG LINTONCharisma and the Making of the Misanthrope in Timon of Athens SARAH LINWICK"The wealthy magazine of nature": Knowledge, Wonder, and Gunpowder in Fletcher’s The Island Princess SARA SAYLOR"Almost a miracle": Penitence in The Winter’s Tale ERIC MINEARGhost-Stories and Living Monuments: Bringing Wonders to Life in The Winter’s TaleContributors