Part 1: The Child and the Sovereign
Sanctuary Children from Richard III to King John
Specters of Sovereignty: The Ends of Succession from Richard II to Macbeth
Part 2: Shakespeare's Roman Biopoetics
Shakespeare's Increase: Vegetative Life in The Rape of Lucrece and Titus Andronicus
Of Scale and Sovereignty: Boys and Bees in Shakespeare's Rome
Part 3: The Traffic in Children
Double Trouble: Flexible Subjects and Social Numbers in The Comedy of Errors and Twelfth Night
The Traffic in Children: Shipwrecked Shakespeare, Precarious Pericles
Conclusion: H Is for Humanism: The Melancholia of Information in Hamlet and The Winter's Tale.