Shakespeare's gemstones / by David W. Berry.
2004
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Title
Shakespeare's gemstones / by David W. Berry.
Created/published
[S.l.] : David W. Berry, ©2004 (York, Pa. : Maple-Vail Book Manufacturing Group)
Description
116 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
Associated name
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 113-116) and index.
Contents
Introduction
Background on the use of gems in Elizabethan England
Shakespeare's use of gems as imagery
Shakespeare's use of gems in the romance tradition
The diamond in "Cymbeline" : symbol and means for unity
The two rings in "All's well that ends well"
Claudius's union : ritual and revenge
Duncan's gift of a diamond in "Macbeth"
Shylock's turquoise and diamond
Desdemona as chrysolite and pearl
Statistics on gem reference
Index of individual gemstones
Bibliography.
Background on the use of gems in Elizabethan England
Shakespeare's use of gems as imagery
Shakespeare's use of gems in the romance tradition
The diamond in "Cymbeline" : symbol and means for unity
The two rings in "All's well that ends well"
Claudius's union : ritual and revenge
Duncan's gift of a diamond in "Macbeth"
Shylock's turquoise and diamond
Desdemona as chrysolite and pearl
Statistics on gem reference
Index of individual gemstones
Bibliography.
Place of creation/publication
United States.
Call number
PR3000 .B47 2004
Folger-specific note
Gift of David Berry.
Folger accession
266408