That man Shakespeare : icon of modern culture
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書誌事項
That man Shakespeare : icon of modern culture
（Icons of modern culture series / David Ellis）
Helm Information, 2005
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 321-329) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This second book in the Icons of Modern Culture series traces the growth of Shakespeare's reputation after his death and the demand that arose for a satisfactory image of the writer responsible for so much intense and varied pleasure. It shows how legend was used to compensate for the lack of reliable information about Shakespeare's life, and the different ways in which succeeding generations dealt with such apparent difficulties as, for instance, the warmth of his addresses to a man in the Sonnets or his supposed ill-treatment of his wife in his will. 'Who was William Shakespeare?' is a question which has not only been answered differently in different generations but also in different ways by scholars, biographers, novelists, dramatists and poets. This lack of consensus has neither inhibited the belief that 'Shakespeare' is universally known, nor lessened the commercial and publicity value of his image: a paradox which this book amply illustrates.
目次
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Note on John Hagan's Shakespeare's Portrait
- Editor's Preface
- Introduction
- Chapter One: Bare Facts
- Chapter Two: Myths and Legends
- Chapter Three: Shakespeare's Growing Fame
- Chapter Four: Shakespeare in the Romantic and
- Early Victorian Period
- Chapter Five: The Sonnets
- Chapter Six: Victorians, Edwardians and Some Others
- Chapter Seven: Shakespeare in Our Time: Fiction
- Chapter Eight: Shakespeare in Our Time: Biography
- Chapter Nine: Conclusion
- Envoi: 'pete the parrot and shakespeare' from Dom Marquis, archy and mehitabel, New York, 1927
- Bibliography
- Index
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