Political Shakespeare / edited with an introduction by Stephen Orgel and Sean Keilen.
1999
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Title
Political Shakespeare / edited with an introduction by Stephen Orgel and Sean Keilen.
Created/published
New York : Garland, 1999.
Description
viii, 326 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Associated name
Series statement
Shakespeare, the critical complex ; 9
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Is there a class in this (Shakespearean) text? / David Scott Kastan
Shakespeare, cultural materialism, feminism and Marxist humanism / Jonathan Dollimore
The eating of the soul / Stephen Greenblatt
Mourning and misogyny : Hamlet, The revenger's tragedy, and the final progress of Elizabeth I, 1600-1607 / Steven Mullaney
Barbarian errors : performing race in early modern England / Ian Smith
Iago's alter ego : race as projection in Othello / Janet Adelman
Shakespeare's Indian : the Americanization of Caliban / Alden T. Vaughan
Proud majesty made a subject : Shakespeare and the spectacle of rule / David Scott Kastan
Henry V and the paradox of the body politic / Claire McEachern
Broken English and broken Irish : nation, language, and the optic of power in Shakespeare's histories / Michael Neill
'Our old storehowse' : Plowden's Commentaries and political consciousness in Shakespeare / Lorna Hutson
The masculine romance of Roman Britain : Cymbeline and early modern English nationalism / Jodi Mikalachki
Body and spirit, stage and sexuality in The tempest / Nora Johnson
Emilia's argument : friendship and 'human title' in The two noble kinsmen / Laurie J. Shannon
Bowdler and Britannia : Shakespeare and the national libido / Michael Dobson.
Shakespeare, cultural materialism, feminism and Marxist humanism / Jonathan Dollimore
The eating of the soul / Stephen Greenblatt
Mourning and misogyny : Hamlet, The revenger's tragedy, and the final progress of Elizabeth I, 1600-1607 / Steven Mullaney
Barbarian errors : performing race in early modern England / Ian Smith
Iago's alter ego : race as projection in Othello / Janet Adelman
Shakespeare's Indian : the Americanization of Caliban / Alden T. Vaughan
Proud majesty made a subject : Shakespeare and the spectacle of rule / David Scott Kastan
Henry V and the paradox of the body politic / Claire McEachern
Broken English and broken Irish : nation, language, and the optic of power in Shakespeare's histories / Michael Neill
'Our old storehowse' : Plowden's Commentaries and political consciousness in Shakespeare / Lorna Hutson
The masculine romance of Roman Britain : Cymbeline and early modern English nationalism / Jodi Mikalachki
Body and spirit, stage and sexuality in The tempest / Nora Johnson
Emilia's argument : friendship and 'human title' in The two noble kinsmen / Laurie J. Shannon
Bowdler and Britannia : Shakespeare and the national libido / Michael Dobson.
Series
Shakespeare, the critical complex ; 9.
Place of creation/publication
United States -- New York (State) -- New York.
Call number
PR3017 .P58 1999