How might Shakespeare's audiences have responded to this enduringly popular comedy? This guide to the various contexts that situate 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' in its time, explains the Christian ethics, the contemporary socio-political scene, the literary atmosphere and requirements of comedy that inform the background of this mad play.
How might Shakespeare's audiences have responded to this enduringly popular comedy? This guide to the various contexts that situate 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' in its time, explains the Christian ethics, the contemporary socio-political scene, the literary atmosphere and requirements of comedy that inform the background of this mad play.
Introduction About this book - What is a context? Part I. The Inherited Past Prologue: The setting i. The Historical Context ii . The Elizabethan World Order: From Divinity To Dust iii. Sin, Death and the Prince of Darkness iv. The Seven Cardinal Virtues v. Kingship vi. Patriarchy, Family Authority and Gender relationships vii. Man in His Place viii. Images of Disorder: The Religious Context Unsettling Questions Part II. The Elizabethan Present ix. The Context of Comedy x. Theseus and the Setting xi. Puck's Permutations: The Context of Love xii. 'Sweet Moon': The Context of Magic xiii. Literary Context xiv. Playing Parts xv. Transgressions and Translations Bibliography
Introduction About this book - What is a context? Part I. The Inherited Past Prologue: The setting i. The Historical Context ii . The Elizabethan World Order: From Divinity To Dust iii. Sin, Death and the Prince of Darkness iv. The Seven Cardinal Virtues v. Kingship vi. Patriarchy, Family Authority and Gender relationships vii. Man in His Place viii. Images of Disorder: The Religious Context Unsettling Questions Part II. The Elizabethan Present ix. The Context of Comedy x. Theseus and the Setting xi. Puck's Permutations: The Context of Love xii. 'Sweet Moon': The Context of Magic xiii. Literary Context xiv. Playing Parts xv. Transgressions and Translations Bibliography
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