Kevin Gilvary
The Fictional Lives of Shakespeare
Kevin Gilvary
The Fictional Lives of Shakespeare
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This study begins with a short survey of the history and practice of biography and then surveys the very limited biographical material for Shakespeare.
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This study begins with a short survey of the history and practice of biography and then surveys the very limited biographical material for Shakespeare.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 246
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780367891596
- ISBN-10: 036789159X
- Artikelnr.: 58482022
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 246
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 522g
- ISBN-13: 9780367891596
- ISBN-10: 036789159X
- Artikelnr.: 58482022
Kevin Gilvary received his Ph.D. in English Literature from Brunel University London in 2015. He also holds a BA and MA in Classics as well as an MA in Applied Linguistics from the University of Southampton. He taught at Barton Peveril College in Hampshire, UK, for twenty years.
Contents
Early Editions of Shakespeare's Works v
Abbreviations v
List of Tables vii
List of Plates vii
Acknowledgements viii
Introduction: The Fictional Lives of Shakespeare 1
1 Biography: Much Practice, Little Theory 7
1.1 The Western Tradition of Biography 8
1.2 Coherence and Linear Narrative in Biography 12
1.3 Types of Biographical Material 16
2 Gaps in Our Ignorance: the Biographical Material for Shakespeare 18
2.1 Source Material for Shakespeare 19
2.2 Public Records: Stratford 28
2.3 Public Records: London 33
2.4 Literary & Theatrical Records 34
3 Inventing the myths: the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries 43
3.1 Early Fictions 43
3.2 Nicholas Rowe's Acount of the Life &c (1709) 47
3.3 Reprints of Rowe's Account 52
3.4 Dr. Johnson's unattempted life of Shakespeare 55
3.5 Edward Capell's Neglected Insights (1767) 57
4 Doubting the Myths: Malone's Unwritten Life of Shakespeare 60
4.1 Attempt at a Chronology 61
4.2 Use of the Poems for Biographical Inference 68
4.3 Ambition for a Life of Shakespeare 69
5 Filling in the Gaps: Constructing a life of Shakespeare: 1805-1975 76
5.1 Skepticism in the Nineteenth Century 77
5.2 Emergence of Romantic Biography 79
5.3 Exemplary Life and National Biography 82
5.4 Dowden and the adoption of a chronology 87
5.5 Rejection of Bardolatry in the twentieth century 89
5.6 Persistence of Bardolatry in the twentieth century (to 1975) 92
6 Re-Imagining the Life: Samuel Schoenbaum 94
6.1 Shakespeare's Lives 94
6.2 William Shakespeare: A Documentary Life 98
6.3 "Gentle" Shakespeare 104
7 After Schoenb
Early Editions of Shakespeare's Works v
Abbreviations v
List of Tables vii
List of Plates vii
Acknowledgements viii
Introduction: The Fictional Lives of Shakespeare 1
1 Biography: Much Practice, Little Theory 7
1.1 The Western Tradition of Biography 8
1.2 Coherence and Linear Narrative in Biography 12
1.3 Types of Biographical Material 16
2 Gaps in Our Ignorance: the Biographical Material for Shakespeare 18
2.1 Source Material for Shakespeare 19
2.2 Public Records: Stratford 28
2.3 Public Records: London 33
2.4 Literary & Theatrical Records 34
3 Inventing the myths: the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries 43
3.1 Early Fictions 43
3.2 Nicholas Rowe's Acount of the Life &c (1709) 47
3.3 Reprints of Rowe's Account 52
3.4 Dr. Johnson's unattempted life of Shakespeare 55
3.5 Edward Capell's Neglected Insights (1767) 57
4 Doubting the Myths: Malone's Unwritten Life of Shakespeare 60
4.1 Attempt at a Chronology 61
4.2 Use of the Poems for Biographical Inference 68
4.3 Ambition for a Life of Shakespeare 69
5 Filling in the Gaps: Constructing a life of Shakespeare: 1805-1975 76
5.1 Skepticism in the Nineteenth Century 77
5.2 Emergence of Romantic Biography 79
5.3 Exemplary Life and National Biography 82
5.4 Dowden and the adoption of a chronology 87
5.5 Rejection of Bardolatry in the twentieth century 89
5.6 Persistence of Bardolatry in the twentieth century (to 1975) 92
6 Re-Imagining the Life: Samuel Schoenbaum 94
6.1 Shakespeare's Lives 94
6.2 William Shakespeare: A Documentary Life 98
6.3 "Gentle" Shakespeare 104
7 After Schoenb
Contents
Early Editions of Shakespeare's Works v
Abbreviations v
List of Tables vii
List of Plates vii
Acknowledgements viii
Introduction: The Fictional Lives of Shakespeare 1
1 Biography: Much Practice, Little Theory 7
1.1 The Western Tradition of Biography 8
1.2 Coherence and Linear Narrative in Biography 12
1.3 Types of Biographical Material 16
2 Gaps in Our Ignorance: the Biographical Material for Shakespeare 18
2.1 Source Material for Shakespeare 19
2.2 Public Records: Stratford 28
2.3 Public Records: London 33
2.4 Literary & Theatrical Records 34
3 Inventing the myths: the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries 43
3.1 Early Fictions 43
3.2 Nicholas Rowe's Acount of the Life &c (1709) 47
3.3 Reprints of Rowe's Account 52
3.4 Dr. Johnson's unattempted life of Shakespeare 55
3.5 Edward Capell's Neglected Insights (1767) 57
4 Doubting the Myths: Malone's Unwritten Life of Shakespeare 60
4.1 Attempt at a Chronology 61
4.2 Use of the Poems for Biographical Inference 68
4.3 Ambition for a Life of Shakespeare 69
5 Filling in the Gaps: Constructing a life of Shakespeare: 1805-1975 76
5.1 Skepticism in the Nineteenth Century 77
5.2 Emergence of Romantic Biography 79
5.3 Exemplary Life and National Biography 82
5.4 Dowden and the adoption of a chronology 87
5.5 Rejection of Bardolatry in the twentieth century 89
5.6 Persistence of Bardolatry in the twentieth century (to 1975) 92
6 Re-Imagining the Life: Samuel Schoenbaum 94
6.1 Shakespeare's Lives 94
6.2 William Shakespeare: A Documentary Life 98
6.3 "Gentle" Shakespeare 104
7 After Schoenb
Early Editions of Shakespeare's Works v
Abbreviations v
List of Tables vii
List of Plates vii
Acknowledgements viii
Introduction: The Fictional Lives of Shakespeare 1
1 Biography: Much Practice, Little Theory 7
1.1 The Western Tradition of Biography 8
1.2 Coherence and Linear Narrative in Biography 12
1.3 Types of Biographical Material 16
2 Gaps in Our Ignorance: the Biographical Material for Shakespeare 18
2.1 Source Material for Shakespeare 19
2.2 Public Records: Stratford 28
2.3 Public Records: London 33
2.4 Literary & Theatrical Records 34
3 Inventing the myths: the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries 43
3.1 Early Fictions 43
3.2 Nicholas Rowe's Acount of the Life &c (1709) 47
3.3 Reprints of Rowe's Account 52
3.4 Dr. Johnson's unattempted life of Shakespeare 55
3.5 Edward Capell's Neglected Insights (1767) 57
4 Doubting the Myths: Malone's Unwritten Life of Shakespeare 60
4.1 Attempt at a Chronology 61
4.2 Use of the Poems for Biographical Inference 68
4.3 Ambition for a Life of Shakespeare 69
5 Filling in the Gaps: Constructing a life of Shakespeare: 1805-1975 76
5.1 Skepticism in the Nineteenth Century 77
5.2 Emergence of Romantic Biography 79
5.3 Exemplary Life and National Biography 82
5.4 Dowden and the adoption of a chronology 87
5.5 Rejection of Bardolatry in the twentieth century 89
5.6 Persistence of Bardolatry in the twentieth century (to 1975) 92
6 Re-Imagining the Life: Samuel Schoenbaum 94
6.1 Shakespeare's Lives 94
6.2 William Shakespeare: A Documentary Life 98
6.3 "Gentle" Shakespeare 104
7 After Schoenb