Shakespearean fantasy and politics Thomas Betteridge.
Detalles de publicación: Hatfield University of Hertfordshire Press 2005.Descripción: 214 p. 25 cmISBN:- 1902806395 (hbk.)
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- PR3017 .B477 2005
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Introduction : history, criticism and Shakespeare -- The self and history : Richard III and Richard II -- Reading with desire : Twelfth night, A midsummer night's dream, As you like it and Much ado about nothing -- Hegemonic struggle : Julius Caesar and Coriolanus -- The redundancy of language in Othello -- Telling stories in Cymbeline and The winter's tale -- Conclusion : mystery and ethics in Shakespeare's drama.
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This book draws extensively on the work of Slavojiek and other contemporary thinkers (including Adorno, Laclau and Copjec) to discover the truths of Shakespeare's drama and relate them to contemporary issues within the discipline of English literature.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [204]-211) and index.
Introduction : history, criticism and Shakespeare -- The self and history : Richard III and Richard II -- Reading with desire : Twelfth night, A midsummer night's dream, As you like it and Much ado about nothing -- Hegemonic struggle : Julius Caesar and Coriolanus -- The redundancy of language in Othello -- Telling stories in Cymbeline and The winter's tale -- Conclusion : mystery and ethics in Shakespeare's drama.