Shakespeare's Roman plays and their background:
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London ; Melbourne
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1967
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| Beschreibung: | xxiii, 666 Seiten 23 cm |
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| contents | Roman plays in the Sixteenth century -- Shakespeare's treatment of history -- Ancestry of Shakespeare's Roman plays -- Julius Caesar -- Position of the play between the histories and the tragedies. Attraction of the subject for Shakespeare and his generation. Indebtedness to Plutarch -- Shakespeare's transumutation of his material -- The Titular hero of the play -- The excellence and illusions of Brutus -- The disillusionment of Brutus. Portia -- The remaining characters -- Antony and Cleopatra -- Position of the play after the great tragedies. Shakespeare's interest in the subject -- Antony and Cleopatra, a history, tragedy, and love poem ; as shown by its relations with Plutarch -- The associates of Antony -- The political leaders -- Mark Antony -- Cleopatra -- Antony and Cleopatra -- Coriolanus -- Position of the play before the romances. Its political and artistic aspect -- Parallels and contrasts with Plutarch -- The grand contrast : Shakespeare's conception of the situation in Rome -- The kinsfolk and friends of Coriolanus -- The greatness of Coriolanus. Aufidius. -- The disasters of Coriolanus and their causes -- Appendices -- Nearest parallels between Garnier's Cornélie in the French and English versions and Julius Caesar -- The verbal relations of the various versions of Plutarch, illustrated by means of Volumnia's speech -- Shakespeare's alleged indebtedness to Appian in Julius Caesar -- Shakespeare's loans from Appian in Antony and Cleopatra -- Cleopatra's one word -- The "inexplicable" passage in Coriolanus |
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