Shakespeare: Out of Court: Dramatizations of Court Society

Graham Holderness · Nick Potter

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Theatre and Performance Studies Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism

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Introduction J.Turner - PART 1: THE COURT AND THE NEW LEARNING J.Turner - Prologue: 'Of Studies' and Play - Love's Labour's Lost: The Court at Play - Hamlet: The Court in Transition (I) - PART 2: IDEALIZED COURTS AND DREAMS OF FREEDOM N.Potter - Wildness and Wilderness: Alternatives to Courtly Life - As You Like It: The Outlaw Court - Twelfth Night: The Court in Transition (II) - Afterword: 'For the rain it raineth every day' - PART 3: LATE ROMANCES: MAGIC, MAJESTY AND MASQUE G.Holderness - Introduction: Theatre and Court - The Tempest: Spectacles of Disenchantment - The Winter's Tale: Country into Court - Endgames G.Holderness - Notes - Index

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