The Bedside, Bathtub & Armchair Companion to Shakespeare: Bedside, Bathtub & Armchair Companions
Autor Dick Riley, Pam McAllisteren Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 mai 2001
Preț: 297.51 lei
Preț vechi: 518.90 lei
-43% Nou
Puncte Express: 446
Preț estimativ în valută:
56.94€ • 59.32$ • 47.34£
56.94€ • 59.32$ • 47.34£
Carte tipărită la comandă
Livrare economică 11-25 februarie 25
Preluare comenzi: 021 569.72.76
Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780826412508
ISBN-10: 0826412505
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 156 x 237 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Continuum
Seria Bedside, Bathtub & Armchair Companions
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0826412505
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 156 x 237 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Continuum
Seria Bedside, Bathtub & Armchair Companions
Locul publicării:New York, United States
V-ar putea interesa
-
Shakespeare the Theatre-PoetRobert Hapgood-41%Preț: 146.80 lei249.41 lei -
Shakespeare's Imagery and What it Tells UsCaroline F. E. SpurgeonPreț: 357.99 lei -
Preț: 171.97 lei -
In Search Of ShakespeareMichael Wood-16%Preț: 89.99 lei107.61 lei -
Beginning ShakespeareLisa HopkinsPreț: 86.28 lei -
Shakespeare Made Easy: MacbethAlan Durband-27%Preț: 83.39 lei113.91 lei -
Preț: 41.73 lei -
-40%Preț: 107.14 lei177.36 lei -
Othello: Character StudiesDr Nicholas Potter-14%Preț: 144.04 lei167.85 lei -
The Truth Will Out: Unmasking the Real ShakespeareBrenda James-16%Preț: 245.75 lei291.20 lei -
Shakespeare's Sonnets: RevisedProf Katherine Duncan-Jones-9%Preț: 74.34 lei81.80 lei -
Preț: 58.73 lei
Cuprins
-The Glover's Boy from Stratford: The Unremarkable Life of William Shakespeare
-Renaissance England: The Cult of Elizabeth
-The ups and downs of Everyday Life in Shakespeare's London
-When "Gooseturd Green" Was All the Rage: Elizabethan Fashions
-Maps of Shakespeare's England and London
-Fools, Clowns, and Jesters
-All the World's a Stage: The Wooden "O" of the Elizabethan Theater
-The Elizabethan Oscars
-Ten Words Any Shakespeare Reader Needs to Know
-Was Shakespeare Really Shakespeare?
-Bardolatry and Its Enemies: The History of the "Shakespearean Industry"
-The First Folio - and What Isn't in It
-The Shakespearean Moons of Uranus
-Women in Elizabeth's England
-The Music Ho! Renaissance Rhythms, Highbrow and Low
-The Creativity of the Shakespearean Insult
-The Fair Youth, a Rival Poet, and the Dark Lady: The Sonnets as Soap Opera
-Great Lines He Didn't Write
-"Our Two Hours' Traffic on the Stage" - The Big Personalities
-So Near and Yet so Far: The Language of the Plays
-Artists and the Bard: Paintings of His Plays and Life
-The Secret of Psalm 46
-"Sad Stories of the Deaths of Kings" - The English History Plays
-The Ten Best Movies of Shakespeare's Plays
-Summer Camps and Shakespearean Festivals
-Shakespeare in the Garden
-Renaissance England: The Cult of Elizabeth
-The ups and downs of Everyday Life in Shakespeare's London
-When "Gooseturd Green" Was All the Rage: Elizabethan Fashions
-Maps of Shakespeare's England and London
-Fools, Clowns, and Jesters
-All the World's a Stage: The Wooden "O" of the Elizabethan Theater
-The Elizabethan Oscars
-Ten Words Any Shakespeare Reader Needs to Know
-Was Shakespeare Really Shakespeare?
-Bardolatry and Its Enemies: The History of the "Shakespearean Industry"
-The First Folio - and What Isn't in It
-The Shakespearean Moons of Uranus
-Women in Elizabeth's England
-The Music Ho! Renaissance Rhythms, Highbrow and Low
-The Creativity of the Shakespearean Insult
-The Fair Youth, a Rival Poet, and the Dark Lady: The Sonnets as Soap Opera
-Great Lines He Didn't Write
-"Our Two Hours' Traffic on the Stage" - The Big Personalities
-So Near and Yet so Far: The Language of the Plays
-Artists and the Bard: Paintings of His Plays and Life
-The Secret of Psalm 46
-"Sad Stories of the Deaths of Kings" - The English History Plays
-The Ten Best Movies of Shakespeare's Plays
-Summer Camps and Shakespearean Festivals
-Shakespeare in the Garden
Recenzii
"With an engaging blend of homage and irreverence, this book renders accessible the Bard's entire oeuvre." --Publishers Weekly
"The Bedside, Bathtub and Armchair Companion to Shakespeare is, as its title suggests, appropriate casual reading just about anywhere in the house, for it is an informative and delightful compendium to the poems and plays. The authors also offer interesting and sometimes arcane observations about Shakespeare's life, his theater, and the impact of his writing today. And at the end of their book, the authors even present an eady-to-use, Chinese-menu style chart for learning to scold like an expert at Elizabethan name-calling; one can come away from the pleasures here and flyte like a master!" --Gerald M. Pinciss, Hunter College * the Graduate Center
"Through careful, thoughtful, and objective illumination of the work, the man, the time period, and the people and places that inhabit the plays and poems attributed to William Shakespeare, as well as the world inhabited by Shakespeare himself, Riley and McAllister have compiled, perhaps, the most concise, yet all-encompassing book on the Bard to date. The greatest appeal here lies in the humorous, literate, sometimes irreverent, and always knowledgeable interpretation and synopsis of the entire dramatic canon, presented play by play....From an objective look at the authorship problem to Elizabethan holidays to a brief discourse on fools (Shakespearean and otherwise), The Bedside Companion is nothing if not thorough....Any reader will walk away from this book with an accessibility to the Bard's writings that very few works can offer....The authors have tailored a book to explicate the work and life of the greatest writer of the English language and to please two distinct audiences?the playgoer and the literary scholar?at the same time. This would seem to be a fool's venture, yet, as Shakespeare's plays have taught us, the fool is often endowed with more wisdom than the wisest of men." --Foreword Magazine
"A lot of good material divided into small portions and attractively displayed, like light snacks to be nibbled at random, a few at a time, as an undemanding yet satisfying supplement to whatever else one may be doing in the bed, bath, or armchair... Readers will find good grazing among a wealth of related subjects that liberally intersperse the entries on the plays... the book's authors... should be commended for the range of material they have assimilated and presented with considerable skill and accuracy. And a sense of humor." --Kansas City Star, November 4, 2001
"[A] clever and informative book....If you love Shakespeare, you'll love The Bedside, Bathtub and Armchair Companion to Shakespeare." --WTBF-FM, April 23, 2002
"The Bedside, Bathtub and Armchair Companion to Shakespeare is, as its title suggests, appropriate casual reading just about anywhere in the house, for it is an informative and delightful compendium to the poems and plays. The authors also offer interesting and sometimes arcane observations about Shakespeare's life, his theater, and the impact of his writing today. And at the end of their book, the authors even present an eady-to-use, Chinese-menu style chart for learning to scold like an expert at Elizabethan name-calling; one can come away from the pleasures here and flyte like a master!" --Gerald M. Pinciss, Hunter College * the Graduate Center
"Through careful, thoughtful, and objective illumination of the work, the man, the time period, and the people and places that inhabit the plays and poems attributed to William Shakespeare, as well as the world inhabited by Shakespeare himself, Riley and McAllister have compiled, perhaps, the most concise, yet all-encompassing book on the Bard to date. The greatest appeal here lies in the humorous, literate, sometimes irreverent, and always knowledgeable interpretation and synopsis of the entire dramatic canon, presented play by play....From an objective look at the authorship problem to Elizabethan holidays to a brief discourse on fools (Shakespearean and otherwise), The Bedside Companion is nothing if not thorough....Any reader will walk away from this book with an accessibility to the Bard's writings that very few works can offer....The authors have tailored a book to explicate the work and life of the greatest writer of the English language and to please two distinct audiences?the playgoer and the literary scholar?at the same time. This would seem to be a fool's venture, yet, as Shakespeare's plays have taught us, the fool is often endowed with more wisdom than the wisest of men." --Foreword Magazine
"A lot of good material divided into small portions and attractively displayed, like light snacks to be nibbled at random, a few at a time, as an undemanding yet satisfying supplement to whatever else one may be doing in the bed, bath, or armchair... Readers will find good grazing among a wealth of related subjects that liberally intersperse the entries on the plays... the book's authors... should be commended for the range of material they have assimilated and presented with considerable skill and accuracy. And a sense of humor." --Kansas City Star, November 4, 2001
"[A] clever and informative book....If you love Shakespeare, you'll love The Bedside, Bathtub and Armchair Companion to Shakespeare." --WTBF-FM, April 23, 2002