William Shakespeare: King Lear
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2010
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| Beschreibung: | Title from PDF title page (viewed Aug. 24, 2011) Includes bibliographical references (p. [107]-110) Cover13; -- Licence and Use13; -- Title Page13; -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- A Note on the Author -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- 0.1 Introduction -- 0.2 A note on the texts of King Lear -- 0.3 Acts and scenes in the Q1 and F1 texts -- Part 1. Approaching Shakespeare -- 1.19;A Man of the Jacobethan Theatre -- 1.2 Companies ActorsStagesAudiences13; -- 3.3 Venus and Lucrece -- 3.49;Errors and Two Gents -- Part 2. Approaching King Lear -- 2.1 Fathers and Daughters and Fools -- 2.28195;Unity and Division -- 2.3 A Play by Shakespeare -- Part 3. Actors and Players -- 3.1 Lear -- 2.2 Goneril -- 2.3 Regan -- 2.4 Cordelia -- 2.5 Albany -- 2.69;Cornwall -- 2.7 Burgundy and France -- 2.8 Kent/Caius -- 2.9 Gloucester -- 2.10 Edmund -- 2.11 Edgar/Poor Tom -- 2.12 Oswald -- 2.13 The Fool -- 3.14 Gentlemen, servants, &c. -- Part 4. Acts and Devices -- 4.1 Acts -- 4.2 Scenes -- 4.3 Soliloquy and Colloquy -- 4.4 Verse, Prose, and Song -- 4.5 Metatheatre -- 4.6 Doubling -- 4.7 Special Effects -- 4.8 Exits -- Part 5. Comedic Agony and King Lear -- Part 6. Critics Corner -- 6.1 Bibliography -- 6.2 Major films of King Lear -- 6.3 Web-sites -- Humanities-Ebooks A theatre-based study guide to Shakespeare's greatest play, emphasising the conditions of Jacobethan production, textual variations, and aspects of modern performance, rather than the background of ideas or critical interpretations. This book aims to introduce students (including those with little or no prior experience of the field) to the worlds of Shakespeare and his theatre revealed in King Lear. It begins by 'Approaching Shakespeare' as utterly a man of the theatre, a professional actor before he was a playwright and a resident dramatist who knew intimately the actors for whom he wrote. It continues by discussing 'King Lear' in that light. The middle chapters look in detail at the 'Actors and Players' of the drama, and at Shakespeare's favourite 'Acts and Devices' as deployed within it. A final chapter considers the concept of 'comedic agony'. The annotated Bibliography includes the current major editions, major film-adaptations, and a selection of both the best criticism and the most useful websites |
| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (112 p.) |
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