The winter's tale : critical essays

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The winter's tale : critical essays

edited by Maurice Hunt

(Garland reference library of the humanities, v. 1846)(Shakespearean criticism, v. 14)

Garland Pub., 1995

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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A collection that includes a lengthy introduction describing historical trends in critical interpretations and theatrical performances of Shakespeare's play; 20 essays on the play, including two written especially for this volume (by Maurice Hunt and David Bergeron).

Table of Contents

  • critical The Critical Legacy
  • Part 1 Criticism
  • Chapter 1 The Characters of Shakespear's Plays The Winter's Tale, William Hazlitt
  • Chapter 2 Notes and Lectures upon ShakespeareNotes on The Winter's Tale, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
  • Chapter 3 More Prefaces to Shakespeare Preface to The Winter's Tale, Harley Granville-Barker
  • Chapter 4 Shakespeare's Workmanship The Winter's Tale, Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch
  • Chapter 5 The Meaning of The Winter's Tale, F. David Hoeniger
  • Chapter 6 Recognition in The Winter's Tale, Northrop Frye
  • Chapter 7 Nature and Art in Renaissance Literature Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale, Edward W. Tayler
  • Chapter 8 The Triumph of Time in The Winter's Tale, Inga-Stina Ewbank
  • Chapter 9 Shakespeare and the Comedy of Forgiveness The Winter's Tale, Robert G. Hunter
  • Chapter 10 The Tragicomic Perspective of The Winter's Tale, Joan Hartwig
  • Chapter 11 Time, Sexual Love, and the Uses of Pastoral in The Winter's Tale, Peter Lindenbaum
  • Chapter 12 Shakespearean Romance Our Carver's Excellence: The Winter's Tale, Howard Felperin
  • Chapter 13 The Winter's Tale: The Triumph of Speech, Carol Thomas Neely
  • Chapter 14 "O my most sacred lady": Female Metaphor in The Winter's Tale, Patricia Southard Gourlay
  • Chapter 15 Verbal Reminiscence and the Two-Part Structure of The Winter's Tale, Richard Proudfoot
  • Chapter 16 Poetry and Plot In The Winter's Tale, McDonald Russ
  • Chapter 17 Dream Works: Lovers and Families in Shakespeare's Plays From Matter to Magic: The Winter's Tale, Stockholder Kay
  • Chapter 18 The Labor of The Winter's Tale, Hunt Maurice
  • Chapter 19 The Apollo Mission in The Winter's Tale, David M. Bergeron
  • Part 2 Theatre Reviews
  • Chapter 20 The Times 26 March 1802, Drury-Lane Theatre
  • Chapter 21 The Times 29 November 1811, Covent Garden Theatre
  • Chapter 22 The Times 28 November 1845, Sadler's Wells Theatre
  • Chapter 23 The Times 29 April 1856, Princess's Theatre
  • Chapter 24 The Times 23 September 1912, Savoy Theatre
  • Chapter 25 The Times 28 June 1951, Phoenix Theatre
  • Chapter 26 From "Current Shakespearian Productions in England and France", Alice Venezky
  • Chapter 27 From "Shakespeare in Britain", Robert W. Speaight
  • Chapter 28 From "Interpretation or Experience? Shakespeare at Stratford", Gareth Lloyd Evans
  • Chapter 29 "The Winter's Tale", F. Laroque
  • Chapter 30 From "Shakespeare in Britain", Robert W. Speaight
  • Chapter 31 From "'The Shakespeare Plays': Hamlet and the Five Plays of Season Three", Kenneth S. Rothwell
  • Chapter 32 From "Interpretations of Shakespearian Comedy, 1981", Roger Warren
  • Chapter 33 "The Shakespeare Plays on TV, The Winter's Tale", Donald K. Hedrick
  • Chapter 34 "The Making of a Romantic Lead", John Peter
  • Chapter 35 "A Kindergarten Monarch", John Pitcher
  • Chapter 36 From "Shakespeare Performances in London, Manchester and Stratford-upon-Avon 1985-86", Nicholas Shrimpton
  • Chapter 37 From "Shakespeare's Late Plays at Stratford, Ontario", Roger Warren
  • Chapter 38 From "Shakespeare Performances in England, 1987-8", Stanley Wells

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