Myriad-minded Shakespeare : essays, chiefly on the tragedies and problem comedies
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Myriad-minded Shakespeare : essays, chiefly on the tragedies and problem comedies
（Contemporary interpretations of Shakespeare）
Macmillan, 1989
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Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This collection of essays introduces readers to the great variety of approaches to Shakespeare, dealing with genre, character, plot, the political and sexist implications of the plays, their sources, staging problems, response problems, textual problems and the dramatist's character and biography usually relating several of these narrower concerns to each other, to bring out the interconnectedness of all the critical and scholarly questions that are asked. E.Honigmann is also author of "The Stability of Shakespeare's Text", "Shakespeare - Seven Tragedies", "Shakespeare's Impact on his Contemporaries", "Shakespeare - The Lost Years" and "John Weever - A Biography".
目次
- In search of William Shakespeare - the public and the private man
- politics, rhetoric and will-power in "Julius Caesar"
- the politics in "Hamlet" and "the world of the play
- trends in the discussion of Shakespeare's characters - "Othello"
- the uniqueness of "King Lear" - genre and production problems
- past, present and future in "Macbeth" and "Antony and Cleopatra"
- Shakespeare suppressed - the unfortunate history of "Troilus and Cressida"
- "All's Well that Ends Well" - a "feminist" play?
- Shakespeare's mingled yarn and "Measure for Measure"
- on not trusting Shakespeare's stage-directions
- Shakespeare at work - preparing, writing, rewriting.
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