The Bedford companion to Shakespeare : an introduction with documents

By:

McDonald, Russ

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Boston : Bedford Book, 1996.Description: xix, 373 pISBN:

9780333638330
0333638336

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

822.33 MAC

Contents:

I. Shakespeare, "Shakespeare," and the Problem of Authorship. II. Performances, Playhouses and Players. III. "What is Your Text?". IV. "I Loved My Books": Shakespeare's Reading. V. Theater a la Mode: Shakespeare and the Kinds of Drama. VI. "To What End Are All These Words?": Shakespeare's Dramatic Language. VII. Town and Country: Life in Shakespeare's England. VIII. Men and Women: Gender, Family, Society. IX. Politics and Religion: Early Modern Ideologies.

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Including Bibliography & Index

I. Shakespeare, "Shakespeare," and the Problem of Authorship.
II. Performances, Playhouses and Players.
III. "What is Your Text?".
IV. "I Loved My Books": Shakespeare's Reading.
V. Theater a la Mode: Shakespeare and the Kinds of Drama.
VI. "To What End Are All These Words?": Shakespeare's Dramatic Language.
VII. Town and Country: Life in Shakespeare's England.
VIII. Men and Women: Gender, Family, Society.
IX. Politics and Religion: Early Modern Ideologies.

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