The first two quartos of Hamlet : a new view of the origins and relationship of the texts / Margrethe Jolly.
2014
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Title
The first two quartos of Hamlet : a new view of the origins and relationship of the texts / Margrethe Jolly.
Published
Jefferson, North Carolina : McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers, [2014]
Description
ix, 246 pages ; 23 cm
Associated name
Summary
"The present study reports on a detailed linguistic reassessment of scholars' principal arguments for memorial reconstruction. The evidence includes a three way comparison between the underlying French source in Les Histoires Tragiques and the two quartos, the informal features, specific grammatical aspects, and a precise analysis of an actual, documented memorial reconstruction in 1779"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Which came first, Q1 or Q2 Hamlet?
Dating and measuring: initial evidence
Les histoires tragiques and the quartos
Les histoires tragiques, the quartos and evolving ideas
Hamlet's return, nashe and some binge drinking
Just like Ben Jonson
How certain is memorial reconstruction?
Printing, and contemporary complaints about piracy
Memorial reconstruction in England
The Spanish tragedy, and Duthrie's "objectionable pronouns"
Corpses, stage introductions and other anomalies
Memorial reconstruction; or abridgement?
Was there an "Ur-Hamlet"?
"Hamlets" and the Elizabethan Aesop
Meres and a contradiction of scholars.
Dating and measuring: initial evidence
Les histoires tragiques and the quartos
Les histoires tragiques, the quartos and evolving ideas
Hamlet's return, nashe and some binge drinking
Just like Ben Jonson
How certain is memorial reconstruction?
Printing, and contemporary complaints about piracy
Memorial reconstruction in England
The Spanish tragedy, and Duthrie's "objectionable pronouns"
Corpses, stage introductions and other anomalies
Memorial reconstruction; or abridgement?
Was there an "Ur-Hamlet"?
"Hamlets" and the Elizabethan Aesop
Meres and a contradiction of scholars.
Call number
PR2807 .J62 2014