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Spanish translation of Much Ado About Nothing. Introduction by R.A. Foakes, translated by Gema Moral Bartolomé.
Spanish translation of Comedy of Errors. Introduction by Stanley Wells, translated by Matilde Fernández de Villavicenio.
Spanish translation of Twelfth Night. Introduction by M. M. Mahood, translated by Jofre Homedes Beutnagel.
Provides comprehensive and accessible guide to current approaches in literary analysis and theory. Draws on literary examples for pedagogical exercises, including from King Lear.
Deploys Jewish theology to generate new reading of Merchant of Venice. Urges readers to "see beyond the racism in Shakespeare's plays by recovering Shakespearean themes of potentiality and human flourishing as they emerge within the Jewish tradition itself." Foreword by Julia Reinhard Lupton.
Investigates dynamics and influence of theater on culture and society of American West (California, Oregon, Nevada, Washington) during Victorian period. Discusses performance of Shakespeare's plays as contributing to transition to social respectability.
Explores history of readers and reading, particularly "how, when, and why books became so iconic." Considers impact of particular editions of Shakespeare's plays, particularly individual play editions published by Arden, Thomas and Henrietta Bowdler's Family Shakespeare (1807), and more.
Investigates work and labor of backstage theater technicians, including stagehands, carpenters, electricians, sound engineers, properties artisans, wardrobe crews, makeup artists, and child guardians. Employs figures of Rude Mechanicals from Midsummer Night's Dream to discuss theatrical craftspeople.
Catalan-language translation of Romeo and Juliet. Includes translator's notes reflecting on translation.
Explores life and career of George "Dadie" Rylands (1902-1999), professor of early modern drama at Cambridge University. Considers specifically Rylands' BBC Talks on Shakespeare, work in editing Shakespeare, and thoughts on Shakespeare's "poetic energy."