A companion to Shakespeare and performance
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| Glavni autori: | Pehlan, Peggy (Author), Holland, Peter, Smith, Bruce R., Shaughnessy, Robert, Kidnie, Margaret Jane, Loomba, Ania, Dawson, Anthony B., Osborne, Laurie E., Palfrey, Simon, Stern, Tiffany, Wall, Wendy, Worthen, W. B., Schoch, Richard W., McLuskie, Kathleen, Gillies, John, Hampton-Reeves, Stuart, Knowles, Ric, Gilbert, Miriam, Rutter, Carol Chillington, Prescott, Paul, Henderson, Diana E., Cordner, Michael, Lanier, Douglas, Burt, Richard, Donaldson, Peter S., Deitchman, Elizabeth A., Bennett, Susan, Hendricks, Margo, Yong, Li Lan, Shand, G. B., Bulman, James C., Lehmann, Courtney, Tompkins, Joanne, Loehlin, James N., Lichtenfels, Peter |
| Ostali autori: | Hodgdon, Barbara 1932- (Editor), Worthen, William B. 1955- |
| Vrsta građe: | Knjiga |
| Jezik: | eng |
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Malden, MA :
Blackwell Pub,
2005.
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| Nakladnička cjelina: |
Blackwell companions to literature and culture
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Table of contents |
Sadržaj:
- Introduction: A kind of history / Barbara Hodgdon ; Part I: Overwievs: Terms of performance : 1. Reconstructing love: 'King Lear' and theatre architecture / Peggy Phelan. ; 2. Shakespeare's two bodies / Peter Holland ; 3. Ragging 'Twelfth night': 1602, 1996, 2002-3 / Bruce R. Smith ; 4. On location / Robert Shaughessy ; 5. Where is 'Hamlet'? Text, performance and adaptation / Margaret Jane Kidnie ; 6. Shakespeare and the possibilities of postcolonial performance / Ania Loomba. Part II : Materialities: writing and performance : 7. The imaginary text, or the curse of the Folio / Anthony B. Dawson ; 8. Shekespearean screen/play / Laurie E. Osborne ; 9. What does the cued part cue? Parts and cues in 'Romeo and Juliet' / Simon Palffrey and Tiffany Stern ; 10. Editors in love? Performing desire in 'Romeo and Juliet' / Wendy Wall ; 11. Prefixing the author: print, plays, and performance / W. B. Worthen. Part III : Histories : 12. Shakespeare and Victorian / Richard W. Schoch ; 13. Shakespeare goes slumming: HArlem '37 and Birmingham '97 / Kathleen McLuskie ; 14. Stanislavski, 'Othello', and the motives of eloquence / John Gillies; 15. Shakespeare, 'Henry VI' and the Festival of Britain / Stuart Hampton-Reeves ; 16. Encoding/decoding Shakespeare: 'Richard III' at the 2002 Stratford Festival / Ric Knowles ; 17. Performance as deflectgion / Miriam Gilbert ; 18. MAverick Shakespeare / Carol Chillington Rutter ; 19. Inheritiing the globe: the reception of Shakespearean space and audience in contemporary reviewing / Paul Prescott ; 20. Performing history: 'Henry IV', money, and the fashion of the times / Diana E. Henderson. Part IV : Performance technologies, cultural technologies : 21. "Are we being theatrocal yet?": actors, editors, and the possibilities of dialogue / Michael Cordner ; 22. Shakespeare on the record / Douglas Lanier ; 23. SShockspeare: (Nazi) Shakespeare goes Heil-wood / Richard Burt ; 24. Game space/tragic space: Julie Taymor's 'Titus' / Peter A. Donaldson ; 25. Shakespeare stiles style: Shakespeare, Juila Stiles, and American girl culture / Elizabeth A. Deitchman ; 26. Shakespeare on vacation / Susan Bennett. Part V : Identities of performance : 27. Visions of color: spectacle, spectators, and the performance of race / Margo Hendricks ; 28. Shakespeare and the fiction of the intercultural / Yong Li Lan ; 29. Guying the guys and girling the shrew: (post)feminist fun at Shakespeare's globe / G. B. Shand ; 30. Queering the audience: all-male cast in recent productions of Shakespeare / James C. Bulman ; 31. A thousand Shakespeares: from cinematic saga to feminist geography or, The escape from Iceland / Courtney LAhmann ; 32. Confliction fields of vision: performing self and other in two intercultural Shakespeare produdtions / Joanne Tompkins. Part VI : Performing pedagogies : 33. Teaching through performance / James N. Loehlin ; 34. "The eye of man hath not heard, / The ear of man hath not seen": teaching tools for speaking Shakespeare / Peter Lichtenfels