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William Shakespeare : his world, his work, his influence
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William Shakespeare : his world, his work, his influence

Author: John F Andrews
Publisher: New York : Scribner, ©1985.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Contains sixty original essays by historians, scholars, critics, writers, and actors, which provide a variety of perspectives on the world, work, and influence of sixteenth-century playwright and poet William Shakespeare.
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William Shakespeare.
New York : Scribner, c1985
(OCoLC)557761349
Online version:
William Shakespeare.
New York : Scribner, c1985
(OCoLC)606341412
Named Person: William Shakespeare; William Shakespeare; William Shakespeare; William Shakespeare
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: John F Andrews
ISBN: 0684178516 : 9780684178516 0684187744 9780684187747
OCLC Number: 11971334
Description: 3 v. : ill. (some col.) ; 29 cm.
Contents: v. 1. His world. The state : government and politics under Elizabeth and James / G.R. Elton --
The church : religion and its manifestations / Patrick Collinson --
Law and legal institutions / J.H. Baker --
Education and apprenticeship / Anthony Grafton --
Economic life in Shakespeare's England / D.C. Coleman --
Medicine and sanitation / Margaret Pelling --
Shakespeare and warfare / John Rigby Hale --
Patronage of the arts / F.J. Levy --
Theaters and the dramatic profession / Andrew Gurr --
Printing and publishing in the Tudor age / Arthur J. Slavin --
The sense of history in Renaissance England / J.G.A. Pocock --
The literate culture of Shakespeare's audience / S.K. Heninger, Jr. --
Science, magic, and folklore / Micharl MacDonald --
Travel by sea and land / David B. Quinn --
"Style is the man" : manners, dress, and decorum / Lacey Baldwin Smith --
Daily life in city, town, and country / George P. Garrettt --
Shakespeare and foreigners / John L. Lievsay --
Painting and other fine arts / Wylie Sypher --
Forest, field, and garden / Joan Thirsk - Sports and recreations / Roger Pringle. v. 2. His work. The life : a survey / S. Schoenbaum --
Thinking about Shakespeare's thought / J. Leeds Barroll --
Shakespeare's professional career : poet and playwright / David Bevington --
Shakespeare and his contemporaries / M.C. Bradbrook --
Shakespeare's language / Marvin Spevack --
Shakespeare's poetic techniques / George T. Wright --
Shakespeare's use of prose / Brian Vickers --
Shakespeare's dramatic methods / Bernard Beckerman --
Music in Shakespeare's work / F.W. Sternfield and C.R. Wilson --
The visual arts in Shakespeare's work / John Dixon Hunt --
The sonnets / Margreta de Grazia --
The poems / Hallett Smith --
Shakespeare's treatment of English history / Peter Saccio --
Shakespeare's treatment of Roman history / J.L. Simmons --
Shakespeare as a writer of comedy / David Young --
Shakespeare's tragedies / Arthur Kirsch --
Shakespeare's tragicomedies and romances / John Russell Brown --
Shakespeare and his audiences / Ann Jennalie Cook --
Ethical and theological questions in Shakespeare's dramatic works / John F. Andrews --
Shakespeare's psychology / Meredith Skura. v. 3. His influence. The publishing and editing of Shakespeare's plays / George Walton Williams --
Shakespeare on the English stage / Stanley Wells --
Shakespeare in the theater : the United States and Canada / Charles H. Shattuck --
Shakespeare as a world figure / Anne Paolucci --
Shakespeare on film and television / Jack J. Jorgens --
Shakespeare's reputation--then till now / Gerald Eades Bentley --
Shakespearean scholarship : from Rowe to the present / J. Philip Brockbank --
Shakespearean criticism / Arthur M. Eastman --
Shakespeare and the painter and illustrator / W. Moelwyn Merchant --
Shakespeare in music / Ellen T. Harris --
Major Shakespearean institutions / Ralph Berry --
Shakespeare and the modern writer / Anthony Burgess --
Shakespeare and the modern playwright / Peter Ustinov --
Shakespeare and the modern director / Jonathan Miller --
Tradition, style, and the Shakespearean actor today / Sir John Gielgud --
The cultural phenomenon of Shakespeare / Joseph G. Price --
Shakespeare and the humanties / Jacques Barzun --
Shakespeare and the modern critic / John Simon --
Teaching Shakespeare : tradition and the future / Homer Swander --
Contemporary issues in Shakespearean interpretation / Maurice Charney.
Responsibility: John F. Andrews, editor.

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Contains sixty original essays by historians, scholars, critics, writers, and actors, which provide a variety of perspectives on the world, work, and influence of sixteenth-century playwright and poet William Shakespeare.
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