Shakespeare's romances / edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom.
2000
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Title
Shakespeare's romances / edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom.
Created/published
Philadelphia : Chelsea House, ©2000.
Description
vii, 328 p. ; 25 cm
Associated name
Series statement
Modern critical views
Summary
A collection of literary essays on Shakespeare's "Pericles," "Cymbeline," "The Winter's Tale," "The Tempest," and "The Two Noble Kinsmen."
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 315-317) and index.
Contents
Hunt the symbol / William Empson
Mouldy tales / Northrup Frye
'The masked Neptune and the gentlest winds of heaven' : Pericles and the transition from tragedy to romance / C.L. Barber
Cymbeline / Harold Goddard
'Nature's above art in that respect' : limits of the pastoral pattern / Rosalie L. Colie
Delusions and dreams : The winter's tale / Ruth Nevo
Leontes and the spider : language and speaker in Shakespeare's last plays / Anne Barton
'Tongue-tied, our Queen?' : the deconstruction of presence in The winter's tale / Howard Felperin
The Shakespearian superman : a study of The tempest / G. Wilson Knight
The tempest / Frank Kermode
Two unassimilable men / A.D. Nuttall
Virtue, vice, and compassion in Montaigne and The tempest / Arthur Kirsch
The two noble kinsman / Harold Bloom.
Mouldy tales / Northrup Frye
'The masked Neptune and the gentlest winds of heaven' : Pericles and the transition from tragedy to romance / C.L. Barber
Cymbeline / Harold Goddard
'Nature's above art in that respect' : limits of the pastoral pattern / Rosalie L. Colie
Delusions and dreams : The winter's tale / Ruth Nevo
Leontes and the spider : language and speaker in Shakespeare's last plays / Anne Barton
'Tongue-tied, our Queen?' : the deconstruction of presence in The winter's tale / Howard Felperin
The Shakespearian superman : a study of The tempest / G. Wilson Knight
The tempest / Frank Kermode
Two unassimilable men / A.D. Nuttall
Virtue, vice, and compassion in Montaigne and The tempest / Arthur Kirsch
The two noble kinsman / Harold Bloom.
Series
Modern critical views.
Place of creation/publication
United States -- Pennsylvania -- Philadelphia.
Call number
PR2981.5 .S488 2000