Philip Goldfarb Styrt

Shakespeare in the Present (eBook, PDF)

Political Lessons under Biden

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Shakespeare in the Present: Political Lessons under Biden is the first case study in applying the lessons of Shakespeare's plays to post-Trump America.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 98
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000800791
• Artikelnr.: 66219201

Autorenporträt

Philip Goldfarb Styrt is an Assistant Professor of English at St. Ambrose University in Davenport, IA. He received his Ph.D. in English from the University of Chicago in 2015, and his first book, Shakespeare's Political Imagination: The Historicism of Setting was published in 2021 by Arden Shakespeare.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction: Shakespeare and Biden

Partisan Polarization



Polarization in late Republican Rome

Caesar and Antony beyond Trump

Partisanship closer to home

The American War of the Roses



Pretextual Insurrections and Unpunished Crimes



Henry Bolingbroke's inheritance and Richard II's throne

1399 and 2021

Elections, disputes, and danger to the state

The importance of consequences



The Tyranny of Expectations



From Hal to Harry

"Nothing can come of nothing"

Senator Joe and President Biden

Public negotiations



Inconstant Coalitions



Powerful allies

Wavering commitments

My 80% friend



Illegitimate Justice



The Queen and the Jew

Court-packing

Catering to self-interest



Lost France and Lost Afghanistan



France forever lost

The Hundred Years War and the "forever war"



Conclusion: Shakespeare and Presentism

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Introduction: Shakespeare and Biden
Partisan Polarization
Polarization in late Republican Rome
Caesar and Antony beyond Trump
Partisanship closer to home
The American War of the Roses
Pretextual Insurrections and Unpunished Crimes
Henry Bolingbroke's inheritance and Richard II's throne
1399 and 2021
Elections, disputes, and danger to the state
The importance of consequences
The Tyranny of Expectations
From Hal to Harry
"Nothing can come of nothing"
Senator Joe and President Biden
Public negotiations
Inconstant Coalitions
Powerful allies
Wavering commitments
My 80% friend
Illegitimate Justice
The Queen and the Jew
Court-packing
Catering to self-interest
Lost France and Lost Afghanistan
France forever lost
The Hundred Years War and the "forever war"
Conclusion: Shakespeare and Presentism