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  • 1
    UID:
    edocfu_9959329376602883
    Format: 1 online resource (312 p.)
    ISBN: 9781487576097
    Series Statement: Heritage
    Content: Leading Shakespeare scholars from around the world gathered at the First World Shakespeare Congress held in Vancouver in August 1971. This volume presents a carefully selected edition of twenty of the papers presented at the Congress, including all available papers in the plenary sessions, a few of the pecial sessions papers, 'an address at a banquet,' and the reports of the chairmen of the Investigative Committees. The contributors focus on eight general themes: C. Walter Hodges and Herbert Berry on the Elizabethan playhouse; M.C. Bradbrook, Charlton Hinman, and Fredson Bowers on text and canon; Jonas A. Barish and G.R. Hibbard on verse and prose; Norman Rabkin on critical approaches to Shakespeare; David Bevington and Wolfgang Clemen on Shakespeare and his Elizabethan contemporaries; H.D.F. Kitto and Michel Grivelet on Shakespeare and the dramatists of other ages; Jean Jacquiot and R.W. Ingram on Shakespeare and other arts, and Grigori Kozintsev and Bernard Beckerman on Shakespeare in theatre and film in the twentieth century. Three papers presented at special sessions are included: Jill Levenson on the silences in King Lear; Robert Wrimann on Shakespeare's wordplay; and John C. Meagher on editorial annotation in relation to a few problems in King Lear. The high level of scholarship and remarkable diversity of approach in Shakespeare studies are clearly demonstrated in this collection.
    Note: Frontmatter -- , Preface -- , Contents -- , Contributors -- , Committees -- , Elizabethan Theatre 1 -- , Elizabethan Theatre 2. -- , Text and canon 1. -- , Text and canon 2. -- , Text and canon 3. -- , Verse and prose 1. -- , Verse and prose 2. -- , Critical approaches. -- , Shakespeare and his Elizabethan contemporaries 1. -- , Shakespeare and his Elizabethan contemporaries 2. -- , Shakespeare and the dramatists of other ages 1. -- , Shakespeare and the dramatists of other ages 2. -- , Shakespeare and the other arts 1. -- , Shakespeare and the other arts 2. -- , Shakespeare in the twentieth century: Theatre and film 1. -- , Shakespeare in the twentieth century: theatre and film 2. -- , Special sessions 1. -- , Special sessions 2. -- , Special sessions 3. -- , An address at a banquet -- , Appendix , In English.
    Language: English
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  • 2
    UID:
    edocfu_9959402921802883
    Format: 1 online resource (300 pages)
    ISBN: 1-4875-7609-9
    Series Statement: Heritage
    Content: Leading Shakespeare scholars from around the world gathered at the First World Shakespeare Congress held in Vancouver in August 1971. This volume presents a carefully selected edition of twenty of the papers presented at the Congress, including all available papers in the plenary sessions, a few of the pecial sessions papers, 'an address at a banquet,' and the reports of the chairmen of the Investigative Committees. The contributors focus on eight general themes: C. Walter Hodges and Herbert Berry on the Elizabethan playhouse; M.C. Bradbrook, Charlton Hinman, and Fredson Bowers on text and canon; Jonas A. Barish and G.R. Hibbard on verse and prose; Norman Rabkin on critical approaches to Shakespeare; David Bevington and Wolfgang Clemen on Shakespeare and his Elizabethan contemporaries; H.D.F. Kitto and Michel Grivelet on Shakespeare and the dramatists of other ages; Jean Jacquiot and R.W. Ingram on Shakespeare and other arts, and Grigori Kozintsev and Bernard Beckerman on Shakespeare in theatre and film in the twentieth century. Three papers presented at special sessions are included: Jill Levenson on the silences in King Lear; Robert Wrimann on Shakespeare's wordplay; and John C. Meagher on editorial annotation in relation to a few problems in King Lear. The high level of scholarship and remarkable diversity of approach in Shakespeare studies are clearly demonstrated in this collection.
    Note: "Reprinted 2018"--Title page verso. , Elizabethan theatre: , The arguments for and against attempting a full-scale reconstruction of an Elizabethan playhouse, and the uses such a building might (or might not) have / , The playhouse in the Boar's Head Inn, Whitechapel, III / , Text and canon: , Shakespeare and his collaborators / , Shakespearian textual studies: seven more years / , Seven or more years? / , Verse and prose: , Continuities and discontinuities in Shakespearian prose / , 'The forced gait of a shuffling nag' / , Critical approaches: , Meaning and Shakespeare / , Shakespeare and his Elizabethan contemporaries: , Shakespeare vs Jonson on satire / , Shakespeare and Marlowe / , Shakespeare and the dramatists of other ages: , Why blame Aristotle? / , Racine's dream of passion / , Shakespeare and the other arts: , The last plays and the masque / , Music as structural element in Shakespeare / , Shakespeare in the twentieth century: theatre and film: , 'Hamlet' and 'King Lear': stage and film / , The flowers of fancy, the jerks of invention, or, directorial approaches to Shakespeare / , Special sessions: , What the silence said: still points in 'King Lear' / , Shakespeare's wordplay: popular origins and theatrical functions / , Vanity, Lear's feather, and the pathology of editorial annotation / , An address at a banquet / , In English.
    Additional Edition: ISBN 1-4875-7695-1
    Language: English
    Keywords: Criticism, interpretation, etc. ; Conference papers and proceedings. ; Electronic books.
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