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Shakespeare survey. 34, Characterization in Shakespeare

'Shakespeare Survey' is a yearbook of Shakespeare studies and production. Since 1948, the books have published the best international scholarship in English and many of the essays have become classics of Shakespeare criticism
eBook, English, 2002
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2002
Criticism, interpretation, etc
1 online resource (ix, 204 pages, 8 pages of plates)
9781139053112, 9780521523721, 9780521523950, 1139053116, 0521523729, 0521523958
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Print version
List of plates; 1. Shakespeare's open secret Kenneth Muir; 2. The emergence of character criticism, 1774–1800 Brian Vickers; 3. Society and the individual in Shakespeare's conception of character Robert Weimann; 4. Realistic convention and conventional realism in Shakespeare A. D. Nuttall; 5. On expectation and surprise: Shakespeare's construction of character Herbert S. Weil, Jr; 6. Shakespeare and the ventriloquists Leo Salingar; 7. The rheoretic of character construction: Othello Giorgio Melchiori; 8. Characterizing Coriolanus Michael Goldman; 9. The ironic reading of The Rape of Lucrece and the problem of external evidence Richard Levin; 10. The unity of Romeo and Juliet T. J. Cribb; 11. No abuse: the prince and Falstaff in the tavern scenes of Henry IV J. McLaverty; 12. Twelfth Night: the experience of the audience Ralph Berry; 13. Plays and playing in Twelfth Night Karen Greif; 14. Sceptical visions: Shakespeare's tragedies and Jonson's comedies Russ McDonald; 15. Shakespeare in performance, 1980 Roger Warren; 16. The year's contributions to Shakespearian study Harriett Hawkins, Gamini Salgado and George Walton Williams; Index.
Originally published: 1981
Edited by Stanley Wells
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