Postmodern Shakespeare / edited with an introduction by Stephen Orgel and Sean Keilen.
1999
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Title
Postmodern Shakespeare / edited with an introduction by Stephen Orgel and Sean Keilen.
Created/published
New York : Garland, 1999.
Description
viii, 318 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Associated name
Series statement
Shakespeare, the critical complex ; 10
Note
"A Garland Series".
Collection of essays, some previously published.
Collection of essays, some previously published.
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
Shakespeare in the tropics: from high modernism to new historicism / Richard Halpern
Thresholds to memory and commodity in Shakespeare's endings / Robert Weimann
Reading lists of plays, early modern, modernist, postmodern / Bruce R. Smith
Shakespeare as fetish / Marjorie Garber
Shakespeare's will: the temporality of rape / Joel Fineman
Rebel letters: postal effects from Richard II to Henry IV / Jonathan Goldberg
The betrayal of the gaze: theatricality and power in Shakespeare's Richard II / Christopher Pye
Dismembering and forgetting in Titus Andronicus / Katherine A. Rowe
Prince Hal's Falstaff: positioning psychoanalysis and the female reproductive body / Valerie Traub
Dispatch quickly: the mechanical reproduction of pages / Elizabeth Pittenger
The prince's dog: Falstaff and the perils of speech-prefixity / Harry Berger Jr.
In search of the bear: spatiotemporal form and the heterogeneity of economis in The winter's tale / Michael D. Bristol
Reading social conflict in the alimentary tract: more on the body in Renaissance drama / Frank Whigham.
Thresholds to memory and commodity in Shakespeare's endings / Robert Weimann
Reading lists of plays, early modern, modernist, postmodern / Bruce R. Smith
Shakespeare as fetish / Marjorie Garber
Shakespeare's will: the temporality of rape / Joel Fineman
Rebel letters: postal effects from Richard II to Henry IV / Jonathan Goldberg
The betrayal of the gaze: theatricality and power in Shakespeare's Richard II / Christopher Pye
Dismembering and forgetting in Titus Andronicus / Katherine A. Rowe
Prince Hal's Falstaff: positioning psychoanalysis and the female reproductive body / Valerie Traub
Dispatch quickly: the mechanical reproduction of pages / Elizabeth Pittenger
The prince's dog: Falstaff and the perils of speech-prefixity / Harry Berger Jr.
In search of the bear: spatiotemporal form and the heterogeneity of economis in The winter's tale / Michael D. Bristol
Reading social conflict in the alimentary tract: more on the body in Renaissance drama / Frank Whigham.
Place of creation/publication
United States -- New York (State) -- New York.
Item Details
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PR2890 .P67 1999