Shakespeare Yearbook

Volume VI: Shakespeare and History

Holger Klein and Roland Wymer, editors

· Revisionist History and Shakespeare's Political Context (Glenn Burgess) · Power of Myths and Myths of Power: Shakespeare's History Plays and Modern Historiography (Jean-Christopher Mater) · New Historicism and History Plays (Lisa Hopkins) · Truth, History and Stage Representation: The Henry VI Plays at Stratford upon Avon (Michael Scott) · The Limits of Modernity in Shakespeare's King John (Steve Longstaffe) · Henry V and the Chivalric Revival (Robin Headlam Wells) · History's Sir Thomas and Shakespeare's Erpingham (Christopher Smith) · "Possessed With Rumours": Popular Speech and King John (Dermot Cavanagh) · Coriolanus and The Tragic Use of History (David Farley-Hills) · Instruments of Darkness: Macbeth, Ovid, and Jacobean Political Mythologies (Zara Bruzzi) · Macbeth and the Social History of Witchcraft (B. J. Sokol) · Changing Histories and Ideologies of "Colonialist: English Drama: Shakespeare's The Tempest and Fletcher and Massinger's The Sea-Voyage (Rachana Sachdev) · Shakespeare's Secrets: Family, Politics, Religion, and a Source for Love's Labours Lost (Margarita Stocker); 'Playing the Cook': Nurturing Men in Titus Andronicus (Ann Christensen) · Trials of Marriage in Measure for Measure (Dincy Carlson) · A Note on Shakespeare's Tempest and Iris Murdoch's The Sea, The Sea (Sabine Coelsch-Foisner) · M. Arden of Feversham as a Mystery Play (Robert F. Fleissner) Reviews.

ISBN: 0-7734-8837-5

Pages: 440

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