Othello: authoritative text : textual sources and cultural contexts : criticism
"This book is a substantial revision of the Norton Critical Othello published in 2004. Beginning with a new Preface, it reprints Shakespeare's tragedy based on the First Folio text of 1623, with modified and expanded explanatory notes reflecting recent scholarly and critical discussion. A...
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| Summary: | "This book is a substantial revision of the Norton Critical Othello published in 2004. Beginning with a new Preface, it reprints Shakespeare's tragedy based on the First Folio text of 1623, with modified and expanded explanatory notes reflecting recent scholarly and critical discussion. A section on "Textual Sources and Cultural Contexts" includes a translation of the sixteenth-century Italian novella from which Shakespeare took his narrative and main characters, along with the essay on "Othello in its Own Time," considering race and gender among other topics, and newly designed, in conjunction with added images, to highlight the focus on Islam and religious difference in current work on the play. A section on "Criticism" begins with a comprehensive overview of response to Othello from earliest times to the present, followed by a generous selection of exemplary excerpts, with special attention paid to theatrical performance. The book ends with suggestions for further study in the form of fifteen annotated bibliographical lists on topics ranging from Renaissance travel writing and romance to movie and video versions of the play."... |
| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references |
| Physical Description: | xv, 400 Seiten Illustrationen |
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| adam_text | Contents
List of Illustrations vii
Introduction ix
The Text of Othello
THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE I
A NOTE ON THE TEXT 3
THE TEXT AND EDITORIAL PROCEDURES 12,5
TEXTUAL NOTES I33
Textual Sources and Cultural Contexts
OTHELLO IN ITS OWN TIME 139
Giraldi Cinthio • [The Moor of Venice] 174
Criticism
OTHELLO IN THEATRICAL AND CRITICAL HISTORY 187
Thomas Rymer • [“A Bloody Farce”] 22,7
Charles Gildon • [Comments on Rymer’s Othello] 236
Samuel Johnson • [Shakespeare, the Rules, and
Othello] 242
Charles Lamb • [Othello’s Color: Theatrical versus
Literary Representation] 247
William Hazlitt • [Iago, Heroic Tragedy, and Othello] 248
Samuel Taylor Coleridge • [Comments on Othello] 256
A. C. Bradley • [“The Most Painfully Exciting and the
Most Terrible” of Shakespeare’s Tragedies] 261
T. S. Eliot • [“The Last Great Speech of Othello”] 270
Kenneth Burke • Othello: An Essay to Illustrate
a Method 271
G, K. Hunter • Othello and Colour Prejudice 275
Stanley Cavell • Epistemology and Tragedy:
A Reading of Othello 289
James R. Siemon • “Nay, That’s Not Next”: Othello, V.ii
in Performance, 1760—1900 297
Michael Neill • Unproper Beds: Race, Adultery, and the
Hideous in Othello 314
v
VI
Contents
Michael D. Bristol • Charivari and the Comedy of
Abjection in Othello
Lois Potter • [Five Modern Productions]
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