King John
Shakespeare: The Critical Tradition
Herausgeber: Candido, Joseph; Vickers, Brian
King John
Shakespeare: The Critical Tradition
Herausgeber: Candido, Joseph; Vickers, Brian
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This new volume in Shakespeare: The Critical Tradition increases our knowledge of how Shakespeare's plays were received and understood by critics, editors and general readers. Updated with a new introduction providing a survey of critical responses to the plays since the late 1930s to the present day, the volume offers, in separate sections, both critical opinions about the play across the centuries and an evaluation of their positions within and their impact on the reception of the play. The chronological arrangement of the text-excerpts engages the readers in a direct and unbiased dialogue,…mehr
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- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 472
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Januar 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9781350077348
- ISBN-10: 1350077348
- Artikelnr.: 63410188
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 472
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Januar 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9781350077348
- ISBN-10: 1350077348
- Artikelnr.: 63410188
1790 2. Response to Malone
1792 3. Response to Malone
1793 4. On the date of King John
1799 5. Character and Characterization
1808 6. Personality and Politics
1815 7. Shakespeare's art of characterization
1817 8. History and Character
1817 9. Prefatory remarks on King John
1819 10. The Troublesome Raigne and King John
1824 11. Introduction to King John
1826 12. Prefatory remarks on King John
1826 13. Sarah Siddons as Constance
1827 14. The character of Constance
1832 15. Sarah Siddons on Constance
1834 16. General remarks on King John
1838 17. King John and history
1838 18. The Pictorial Edition of King John
1838 19. The female roles in King John
1843 20. Editorial corrections in King John
1845 21. 'History'
church and state in King John
1846 22. Critical remarks on King John
1847 23. Critical notes on King John
1851 24. History
art and character in King John
1852 25. Introduction to King John
1852 26. History and character
1855 27. King John and nationalism
1856 28. The madness of Constance
1859 29. Background and critical notes to King John
1859 30. Characterization
craft
and the philosophy of war
1863 31. Politics
ethics and character
1863 32. The politics of national interest
1865 33. The transcendent sorrow of Constance
1868 34. National interest and personal loyalty
1871 35. King John and contemporary politics
1874 36. The baseness of John
1875 37. Shakespeare's art of characterization
1875-6 38. Constance and the nature of woman
1876 39. King John
Richard III
and character
1877 40. The theme of nationality
1877 41. King John and Roman Catholicism
1877 42. Literary and historical background to King John
1878 43. Shakespeare's adaptation of The Troublesome Raigne
1878 44. High praise for King John
1879 45. On Pandulph and history
1887 46. On commodity
1887 47. A balanced assessment of King John
1888 48. On Constance and Arthur
1889 49. Kingship
personality
and the human condition
1889 50. The artistic excellence of King John
1890 51. The Troublesome Raigne and King John
1892 52. On Constance
Elinor and Blanch
1894 53. Historical character and dramatic character
1894 54. The oddities of King John
1894 55. On the principal characters
1896 56. Shakespeare's uneven artistry
1898 57. Shakespeare's Roman Catholicism
1899 58. Shakespeare's maturing artistry
1899 59. King John as a transitional play
1900 60. Weaknesses and strengths of King John
1900 61. The character of John
1901 62. Shakespeare and Davenport
1902 63. The pendulum of history in King John
1903 64. The formlessness of King John
1906 65. Shakespeare's dramatic development
1907 66. On the religion of Shakespeare
1907 67. Introduction to King John
1907 68. King John and Richard II
1907 69. The belittling of John
1910 70. Constance and Shakespeare's shrewish wife
1911 71. On treachery and 'Englishness'
1911 72. On John
Faulconbidge
and Constance
1913 73. Shakespeare's use of The Troublesome Raigne
1913 74. The artistic flaws of King John
1913 75. On the Bastard
John and the play
1919 Notes A Select Bibliography Index
1790 2. Response to Malone
1792 3. Response to Malone
1793 4. On the date of King John
1799 5. Character and Characterization
1808 6. Personality and Politics
1815 7. Shakespeare's art of characterization
1817 8. History and Character
1817 9. Prefatory remarks on King John
1819 10. The Troublesome Raigne and King John
1824 11. Introduction to King John
1826 12. Prefatory remarks on King John
1826 13. Sarah Siddons as Constance
1827 14. The character of Constance
1832 15. Sarah Siddons on Constance
1834 16. General remarks on King John
1838 17. King John and history
1838 18. The Pictorial Edition of King John
1838 19. The female roles in King John
1843 20. Editorial corrections in King John
1845 21. 'History'
church and state in King John
1846 22. Critical remarks on King John
1847 23. Critical notes on King John
1851 24. History
art and character in King John
1852 25. Introduction to King John
1852 26. History and character
1855 27. King John and nationalism
1856 28. The madness of Constance
1859 29. Background and critical notes to King John
1859 30. Characterization
craft
and the philosophy of war
1863 31. Politics
ethics and character
1863 32. The politics of national interest
1865 33. The transcendent sorrow of Constance
1868 34. National interest and personal loyalty
1871 35. King John and contemporary politics
1874 36. The baseness of John
1875 37. Shakespeare's art of characterization
1875-6 38. Constance and the nature of woman
1876 39. King John
Richard III
and character
1877 40. The theme of nationality
1877 41. King John and Roman Catholicism
1877 42. Literary and historical background to King John
1878 43. Shakespeare's adaptation of The Troublesome Raigne
1878 44. High praise for King John
1879 45. On Pandulph and history
1887 46. On commodity
1887 47. A balanced assessment of King John
1888 48. On Constance and Arthur
1889 49. Kingship
personality
and the human condition
1889 50. The artistic excellence of King John
1890 51. The Troublesome Raigne and King John
1892 52. On Constance
Elinor and Blanch
1894 53. Historical character and dramatic character
1894 54. The oddities of King John
1894 55. On the principal characters
1896 56. Shakespeare's uneven artistry
1898 57. Shakespeare's Roman Catholicism
1899 58. Shakespeare's maturing artistry
1899 59. King John as a transitional play
1900 60. Weaknesses and strengths of King John
1900 61. The character of John
1901 62. Shakespeare and Davenport
1902 63. The pendulum of history in King John
1903 64. The formlessness of King John
1906 65. Shakespeare's dramatic development
1907 66. On the religion of Shakespeare
1907 67. Introduction to King John
1907 68. King John and Richard II
1907 69. The belittling of John
1910 70. Constance and Shakespeare's shrewish wife
1911 71. On treachery and 'Englishness'
1911 72. On John
Faulconbidge
and Constance
1913 73. Shakespeare's use of The Troublesome Raigne
1913 74. The artistic flaws of King John
1913 75. On the Bastard
John and the play
1919 Notes A Select Bibliography Index