Shakespeare: Text, Stage and Canon

✍ Scribed by Richard Proudfoot

Publisher: Bloomsbury
Year: 2000
Tongue: English
Leaves: 130
Series: The Arden Shakespeare
Edition: 1
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

Based on three lectures given by Professor Richard Proudfoot in October 1999 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of The Globe, The Arden Shakespeare's centenary and Professor Proudfoot's retirement from King's College; this enjoyable volume aims to give a general and non-specialist audience some sense of what scholarship has achieved in three critical areas of Shakespeare studies at the end of the twentieth century. Freshly and engagingly written, this lively volume will appeal to all those with an interest in Shakespeare studies.

✦ Subjects

Shakespeare;Dramas & Plays;Literature & Fiction;Criticism & Theory;History & Criticism;Literature & Fiction;Shakespeare;Movements & Periods;History & Criticism;Literature & Fiction;Social Sciences;Children’s Studies;Communication & Media Studies;Criminology;Customs & Traditions;Demography;Disaster Relief;Emigration & Immigration;Folklore & Mythology;Gender Studies;Gerontology;Holidays;Human Geography;Human Sexuality;Library & Information Science;Linguistics;Methodology;Museum Studies & Museolo

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