Shakespeare and the Low Countries
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書誌事項
Shakespeare and the Low Countries
（Shakespeare yearbook, v. 15）
E. Mellen Press, c2005
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注記
Includes bibliographical references
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Illustrates how the Low Countries came to be represented, obliquely or explicitly, in the drama of the Elizabethans and Jacobeans.
目次
- List of Illustrations: vi
- General Editor's Introduction: vii
- Theme Essays:
- 1. Shakespeare and the Low Countries: An Introduction 1
- Ton Hoenselaars
- 2. De Witt, Van Buchell, the Swan, and the Second Globe: An Assessment of the Evidence 9
- Johan Gerritsen
- 3. Doctor Faustus and the Spanish Netherlands 33
- Lisa Hopkins
- 4. Sir Edmond Tilney, Sir Thomas More, and the Netherlandic Immigrant Community 49
- Peter M. McCluskey
- 5. The Tragedy of Sir John van Olden Barnavelt: A Re-examination of Fletcher and Massinger's Sources 65
- Meg Powers Livingston
- 6. Fingers of the Multitude: Shakespeare, Jonson, and the Transformation of News from the Low Countries 89
- Andrew Fleck
- 7. Pickelhering and Hamlet in Dutch Art: The English Comedians of Robert Browne, John Green, and Robert Reynolds 113
- Peg Katrizky
- 8. Women, Wit, and Honor: A Comparative Study of Much Ado About Nothing and Jan Jansz. Starter's Timbre de Cardone ende Fenicie van Messine 141
- Marguerite Corporaal
- 9. "Fit for the Pocket": Thomas Johnson's Edition of The Tempest 165
- Theo Bogels. 10. The Haarlem Manuscript of Hartogh van Savoij: An Eighteenth-Century Dutch Translation of The Tempest, or The Enchanted Island 179
- Ton Hoenselaars and Frank van Meurs
- 11. The (absent) Dutch Shakespeare Cult 211
- Paul Franssen
- 12. Henry V in the Low Countries: English, Dutch, and the Other Languages 233
- Dirk Delabastita
- 13. Strange Matters: Macbeth and Dutch Criminology 251
- Jeanne Gaakeer
- 14. Directing Shakespeare on the Late-Twentieth-Century Stage: The Case of Franz Marijnen 267
- Jozef De Vos
- 15. An Arab in Venice: Hafid Bouazza Translates Othello and The Massacre at Paris 285
- Jan Frans van Dijkhuizen
- 16. From Homer to Shakespeare: An Interview with H. J. De Roy van Zuydewijn 299
- Ton Hoenselaars and David Rijser
- 17. Discussing Ten Oorlog: An Interview with Tom Lanoye 315
- Jozef De Vos
- General Essays
- 18. Why Johnny Can't Read the Latest Edition 329
- Jeremy Ehrlich
- 19. Who did NOT Write A Lover's Complaint 343
- Marina Tarlinskaja
- Review Essays
- 20. Shakespeare as Literary Dramatist. By Lukas Erne 383
- Gerald Downs
- 21. Lisa Lampert, Gender and Jewish Difference from Paul to Shakespeare 397. Matthew Biberman
- Notes
- Three Proposed Emendations 404
- Rodney Stenning Edgecombe
- Book Reviews 415
- Notes on Contributors 459.
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