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Shakespeare and modernity : early modern to millennium

Title: Shakespeare and modernity : early modern to millennium / edited by Hugh Grady.
Publication: London ; New York : Routledge, 2000.

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Additional Authors

Grady, Hugh

Description

xii, 234 pages; 23 cm

Series Statement

Accents on Shakespeare

Uniform Title

Accents on Shakespeare

Subject

Genre/Form

Criticism, interpretation, etc.
History

Bibliography (note)

Includes bibliographical references (p. [211]-226) and index.

Contents

Introduction : Shakespeare and modernity / Hugh Grady -- (Post)modern Elizabeth : gender, politics, and the emergence of modern subjectivity / Stephen Cohen -- Ante-aesthetics : towards a theory of early modern audience response / dr Charles Whitney -- Shakespeare, modernity and the aesthetic : art, truth and judgement in The winter's tale / dr John J. Joughin -- Measure for measure and modernity : the problem of the skeptic's authority / Lars Engle -- 'Jew. Shylock is my name' : speech prefixes in The merchant of Venice as symptoms of the early modern / John Drakakis -- The merchant of Venice : 'modern' anti-Semitism and the veil of allegory / Lisa Freinkel -- Jewish invader and the soul of state : The merchant of Venice and science fiction movies / Eric S. Mallin -- Shakespeare and the end of history : period as brand name / Douglas Bruster -- The Hamlet formerly known as Prince / Linda Charnes.

ISBN

0415212006
9780415212007
0415212014
9780415212014

LCCN

00025453

OCLC

ocm43589922
43589922
SCSB-14691321

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library