Shakespeare in Our Time: A Shakespeare Association of America Collection
Prof. Dympna Callaghan, Prof. Suzanne Gossetten Limba Engleză Hardback – 23 mar 2016
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781472520425
ISBN-10: 1472520424
Pagini: 376
Ilustrații: black & white illustrations
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția The Arden Shakespeare
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1472520424
Pagini: 376
Ilustrații: black & white illustrations
Dimensiuni: 138 x 216 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția The Arden Shakespeare
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Offers
an
overview
of
Shakespeare
studies
covering
all
key
areas
of
study
and
research
Notă biografică
Dympna
Callaghanis
William
L.
Safire
Professor
of
Modern
Letters
at
Syracuse
University,
USA.Suzanne
Gossettis
Emeritus
Professor
of
Literature
at
Loyola
University,
Chicago,
USA.
Cuprins
Preface
-
Lena
OrlinList
of
ContributorsIntroduction
-
Dympna
Callaghan
and
Suzanne
GossettFeminismWhy
Feminism
Still
Matters
-
Phyllis
RackinJust
Imagine
-
Kathryn
SchwarzLetters,
Characters,
Roots
-
Wendy
WallSexualityDeeds,
Desire,
Delight
-
Bruce
R.
SmithRethinking
Sexual
Acts
and
Identities
-
Mario
DiGangiHexaSexuality
-
Madhavi
MenonTeachingThe
Classroom
-
David
BevingtonMoney
for
Jam
-
Marjorie
GarberExtension
Work
-
Patricia
CahillEditingFacts,
Theories,
and
Beliefs
-
Barbara
A.
MowatWhat
We
Owe
to
Editors
-
Lukas
ErneWhat's
Next
in
Editing
Shakespeare
-
Sonia
MassaiMortalitySuicide
as
Profit
or
Loss
-
Mary
Beth
RoseDeath
andKing
Lear-
Michael
NeillShakespeare's
Here
-
Scott
L.
NewstokMediaSpectatorship,
Remediation,
and
One
Hundred
Years
ofHamlet-
James
C.
BulmanPerforming
Shakespeare
through
Social
Media
-
Pascale
AebischerReading
Shakespeare
through
Media
Archaeology
-
Alan
GaleyRace
and
ClassIs
Black
so
Base
a
Hue?
-
Jean
E.
HowardThe
Race
of
Shakespeare's
Mind
-
Lara
BovilskySpeaking
of
Race
-
Ian
SmithSourcesShakespeare
and
the
Bible
-
Robert
S.
MiolaShakespeare's
Sources
-
Ania
LoombaVolver,
or
Coming
Back
-
Sarah
BeckwithText
and
AuthorshipCollaboration
2016
-
Gary
TaylorThe
Value
of
Stage
Directions
-
Laurie
MaguireThe
Author
Being
Dead
-
Adam
G.
HooksGlobalizationAgainst
Our
Own
Ignorance
-
Susanne
L.
WoffordCircumnavigation,
Shakespeare,
and
the
Origins
of
Globalization
-
Daniel
VitkusThe
Bard
in
Calcutta,
India,
1835-2014
-
Jyotsna
G.
SinghBodies
and
EmotionsBodies
without
Borders
inLearandMacbeth-
Gail
Kern
PasterPotions,
Passion,
and
Fairy
Knowledge
inA
Midsummer
Night's
Dream-
Mary
Floyd-WilsonShakespeare
and
Variant
Embodiment
-
David
Houston
WoodSocial
ContextSocial
Contexting
-
Frances
E.
Dolan"Hic
et
ubique":Hamletin
Sync
-
Bradin
BormackPlaying
in
Context,
Playing
out
Context
-
William
N.
WestHistoricismHistoricizing
Historicism
-
William
C.
CarrollMinding
Anachronism
-
Margreta
de
GraziaThe
Historicist
as
Gamer
-
Gina
BloomAppropriationsAmerican
Appropriation
through
the
Centuries
-
Georgianna
ZieglerAppropriation
2.0
-
Christy
DesmetAppropriation
in
Contemporary
Fiction
-
Andrew
HartleyBiographyShakespeare
and
Biography
-
Peter
HollandShakespeare's
Friends
and
Family
in
the
Archives
-
David
KathmanBiography
vs.
Novel
-
Lois
PotterClassicismThe
Classics
as
Popular
Discourse
-
Coppelia
KahnShakespeare's
Classicism,Redux-
Lynn
EnterlineTime,
Verisimilitude,
and
the
Counter-Classical
Ovid
-
Heather
JamesPublic
ShakespeareThe
Publicity
of
the
Look
-
Paul
YachninPublic
Women
/
Women
of
Valor
-
Julia
Reinhard
LuptonThe
Ghost
of
the
Public
University
-
Henry
S.
TurnerStyleWilliam
Shakespeare,
Elizabethan
Stylist
-
Russ
McDonaldNondramatic
Style
-
Stephen
Guy-BrayShakespeare's
Lexical
Style
-
Alysia
KolentsisPerformancePluralizing
Performance
-
Diana
E.
HendersonThe
Study
of
Historical
Performance
-
Tiffany
SternShakespeare
/
Performance
-
W.
B.
WorthenEcocriticismShakespeare
and
Nature
-
Rebecca
BushnellShakespeare
without
Nature
-
Steve
MentzThe
Chicken
and
the
Egg
-
Karen
RaberAfterword:
Shakespeare
in
Tehran
-
Stephen
Greenblatt
Recenzii
Shakespeare
in
Our
Timeis
an
invaluable
source
in
presenting
illuminating
and
intriguing
approaches
to
Shakespeare's
plays.
In
its
twenty
articles
it
is
ultimately
a
challenging
conversation
among
distinguished
scholars
of
the
early
modern
period.
The
chapters
raise
interesting
and
innovative
concerns,
such
as
American
appropriation,
social
context,
Shakespeare's
sources,
and
text,
and
cover
a
wide
range
of
critical
approaches
from
feminism
to
ecocriticism,
from
sexuality
to
morality,
from
media
to
race
and
class
systems,
and
from
historicism
to
globalization.
Each
section
includes
three
or
four
articles
from
various
critical
approaches
that
both
broaden
the
reader's
understanding
and
approach
the
matter
with
new
perspectives
.Shakespeare
in
Our
Timeenriches
and
broadens
the
understanding
of
students
and
instructors
with
clear
guidance
of
Shakespeare
studies.
All
chapters,
but
particularly
chapters
on
teaching,
editing,
and
biography,
are
informative
and
beneficial
for
pedagogical
interests.
In
each
chapter,
authors
present
interesting,
innovative,
and
challenging
approaches
to
help
students
understand
their
world
by
learning
from
Shakespeare's
language,
characters,
and
messages.
The
book
provides
professors,
students,
and
readers
with
eye-opening
analyses
that
will
help
extend
their
horizons.