Shakespeare 1609 : Cymbeline and the Sonnets
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Shakespeare 1609 : Cymbeline and the Sonnets
(Shakespeare : text and performance)
Macmillan Press in association with The Open University , St. Martin's Press, 2000
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
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: uk : hbk ISBN 9780333913185
内容説明
How has Shakespeare been interpreted since his death in 1616? How are we to explain the posthumous fame that surrounds the name 'Shakespeare'? Shakespeare 1609: Cymbeline and the Sonnets considers these questions through case studies of two texts that appeared in about 1609 - Cymbeline as a play on the London stage, Shakespeare's Sonnets as a Quarto volume. As well as being roughly contemporaneous, these texts have been received more ambiguously than the majority of the Shakesperean canon. Cymbeline has been widely neglected, while the current fame of Shakespeare's Sonnets was not anticipated by the seventeenth-century reading public, who largely ignored the volume. This book looks at these works and considers their generic distinctiveness, their complex representations of sexuality, and the varied ways in which they have been received by subsequent generations and includes key secondary readings from influential critics.
目次
- PART ONE: CYMBELINE.- A Reception History of Cymbeline.- The Generic Instability of Cymbeline.- Close Reading of the Play: Britain for Britons.- Close Reading of the Play: Sexuality and Gender.- PART TWO: FEARFUL MEDITATIONS: READING SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS.- The History of Shakespeare's Sonnets.- 'Scorn Not the Sonnet'.- Sonnet Reading.- 'The Master Mistress of my Passion'.- PART THREE: PRIMARY AND SECONDARY READINGS.- Cymbeline:The First Volume of Chronicles
- R. Holinshed.- The Description and History of Scotland
- R. Holinshed.- The Decameron
- G. Boccaccio.- Frederyke of Jennen
- Anon.- Appendices A-C from Gender in Play on the Shakespearean Stage
- M. Shapiro.- Philaster, or Love Lies a Bleeding
- F. Beaumont & J. Fletcher.- Foreword to Cymbeline Refinished: A Variation on Shakespeare's Ending
- G. Bernard Shaw.- Suffocating Mothers: Fantasies of Maternal Origin in Shakespeare's Plays
- J. Adelman.- The Masculine Romance of Roman Britain: Cymbeline and Early Modern English Nationalism
- J. Mikalachki.- The Sonnets:'One Day I Wrote her Name Upon the Strand'
- Spenser.- 'Pace non trovo'
- Petrarch.- 'I Find no Peace'
- Wyatt.- 'Loving in Truth'
- Sidney.- 'As in Some Countries'
- Drayton.- 'From Languishing'
- Spenser.- Homosexual Desire in Shakespeare's England
- B. R. Smith.- The 'Art' of Shakespeare's Sonnets
- H. Vendler.- Dramatic Personae in Shakespeare's Sonnets
- T. W. Herbert.- Captive Victors: Shakespeare's Narrative Poems and Sonnets
- H. Dubrow.- 'Death be not Proud'
- J. Donne.- Bibliography.- Index.
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: uk : pbk ISBN 9780333913222
内容説明
How has Shakespeare been interpreted since his death in 1616? How are we to explain the posthumous fame that surrounds the name "Shakespeare"? This textbook considers these questions through case studies of two texts that appeared in about 1609 - "Cymbeline", as a play on the London stage, and "The Sonnets" as a Quarto volume. As well as being roughly contemporaneous, these texts have been received more ambiguously than the majority of the Shakesperean canon. "Cymbeline" has been widely neglected, while the current fame of Shakespeare's sonnets was not anticipated by the 17th-century reading public, who largely ignored the volume. This study looks at these works and considers their generic distinctiveness, their complex representations of sexuality, and the varied ways in which they have been received by subsequent generations. It includes key secondary readings from influential critics.
目次
- Part I "Cymbeline": a reception history of "Cymbeline"
- the generic instability of "Cymbeline"
- close reading of the play - Britain for Britons
- close reading of the play - sexuality and gender. Part II Fearful meditations - reading Shakespeare's sonnets: the history of Shakespeare's sonnets
- "Scorn Not the Sonnet"
- sonnet reading
- "The Master Mistress of my Passion". Part III Primary and secondary readings - "Cymbeline": the first volume of chronicles, R. Holinshed
- the description and history of Scotland, R. Holinshed
- "The Decameron", G. Boccaccio
- Frederyke of Jennen, Anon
- appendices A-C from "Gender in Play on the Shakespearean Stage", M. Shapiro
- "Philaster", or "Love Lies a Bleeding", F. Beaumont & J. Fletcher
- foreword to "Cymbeline Refinished - A Variation on Shakespeare's Ending", G. Bernard Shaw
- suffocating mothers - fantasies of maternal origin in shakespeare's plays, J. Adelman
- the masculine romance of Roman Britain - "Cymbeline" and early modern English nationalism, J. Mikalachki. Primary and secondary readings - "The Sonnets": "One Day I Wrote her Name Upon the Strand", Spenser
- "Pace non trovo", Petrarch
- "I Find no Peace", Wyatt
- "Loving in Truth", Sidney
- "As in Some Countries", Drayton
- "From Languishing", Spenser
- homosexual desire in Shakespeare's England, B.R. Smith
- the "art" of Shakespeare's sonnets, H. Vendler
- dramatic personae in Shakespeare's sonnets, T.W. Herbert
- captive victors - Shakespeare's narrative poems and sonnets, H. Dubrow
- "Death be not Proud", J. Donne.
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