Shakespeare The Craftsman
by Bradbrook, M. C. (Muriel Clara).
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BookPublisher: London : Cambridge University Press, 1969Description: viii, 187 p. ; 22 cm.ISBN: 0389204870; 0389204889 (pbk.).Subject(s): Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Criticism and interpretation
Contents:
Shakespeare's primitive art -- Shakespeare and the use of disguise in Elizabethan drama -- Shakespeare's debt to Marlowe -- Beasts and gods : the social purpose of Venus and Adonis -- Dramatic role as social image : a study of The taming of the shrew -- King Henry IV -- Shakespeare's hybrid : All's well that ends well -- What Shakespeare did to Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde -- An interpretation of Hamlet -- The balance and the sword in Measure for measure -- Othello, Webster and the tragedy of violence -- The origins of Macbeth.
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Shakespeare's primitive art -- Shakespeare and the use of disguise in Elizabethan drama -- Shakespeare's debt to Marlowe -- Beasts and gods : the social purpose of Venus and Adonis -- Dramatic role as social image : a study of The taming of the shrew -- King Henry IV -- Shakespeare's hybrid : All's well that ends well -- What Shakespeare did to Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde -- An interpretation of Hamlet -- The balance and the sword in Measure for measure -- Othello, Webster and the tragedy of violence -- The origins of Macbeth.
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