This collection of essays offers a vital contribution to this critical debate, and examines its wider implications for how we conceive of Shakespeare and his works.
This collection of essays offers a vital contribution to this critical debate, and examines its wider implications for how we conceive of Shakespeare and his works.
Richard Meek is Lecturer in Renaissance Literature at the University of York. Jane Rickard is Lecturer in Seventeenth-Century English Literature at the University of Leeds. Richard Wilson is Professor of English Literature at the University of Cardiff.
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Introduction Richard Wilson, Jane Rickard, and Richard Meek Part I Books 1. 'An index and obscure prologue': Books and theatre in Shakespeare's literary authorship Patrick Cheney 2. 'A Man in Print'?: Shakespeare and the Representation of the Press Helen Smith 3. 'Penned Speech': Seeing and Not Seeing in King Lear Richard Meek 4. 'A Stringless Instrument': Richard II and the Defeat of Poetry Richard Wilson Part II Texts 5. Foucault's Epistemic Shift and Verbatim Repetition in Shakespeare Gabriel Egan 6. 'As sharp as a Pen': Henry V and its texts Duncan Salkeld 7. Shakespeare's Deletions and False Starts, Mark 2 E. A. J. Honigmann Part III Readers 8. The First Folio: 'My Shakespeare'/'Our Shakespeare': Whose Shakespeare? George Donaldson 9. The 'First' Folio in Context: The Folio Collections of Shakespeare, Jonson and King James Jane Rickard 10. A New Early Reader of Shakespeare Stanley Wells 11. 'Too long for a play': Shakespeare Beyond Page and Stage John Lyon Afterword Lukas Erne Index
Introduction Richard Wilson, Jane Rickard, and Richard Meek Part I Books 1. 'An index and obscure prologue': Books and theatre in Shakespeare's literary authorship Patrick Cheney 2. 'A Man in Print'?: Shakespeare and the Representation of the Press Helen Smith 3. 'Penned Speech': Seeing and Not Seeing in King Lear Richard Meek 4. 'A Stringless Instrument': Richard II and the Defeat of Poetry Richard Wilson Part II Texts 5. Foucault's Epistemic Shift and Verbatim Repetition in Shakespeare Gabriel Egan 6. 'As sharp as a Pen': Henry V and its texts Duncan Salkeld 7. Shakespeare's Deletions and False Starts, Mark 2 E. A. J. Honigmann Part III Readers 8. The First Folio: 'My Shakespeare'/'Our Shakespeare': Whose Shakespeare? George Donaldson 9. The 'First' Folio in Context: The Folio Collections of Shakespeare, Jonson and King James Jane Rickard 10. A New Early Reader of Shakespeare Stanley Wells 11. 'Too long for a play': Shakespeare Beyond Page and Stage John Lyon Afterword Lukas Erne Index
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