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TY  - CHAP
T2  - Plastow, Shakespeare in and out of Africa
SP  - 111-33
ID  - bbbc1512
T1  - "Crioulo Shakespeareano & the Creolising of King Lear"
AU  - Ferreira, Eunice S
PY  - 2013
DA  - 2013
LA  - English
AB  - "Introduce[s] four categories of crioulização examined through a textual and performance analysis of [Joâo Branco's Crioulo-language] Rei Lear--Nhô Rei já bá cabéça (King Lear--The King's Gone Mad) presented at the 2003 Mindelact International Theatre Festival." Argues that "Rei Lear offers an example of how Shakespeare engages performers, audiences and the wider public reached by the media in a cultural discourse on language at a local, national and global/lusophone level."
ER  -