:Shakespeare and the Book

Elizabeth Burow-Flak

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Renaissance Literature and Culture Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism

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1. Introduction 2. From playhouse to printing house: or, making a good impression 3. From quarto to folio: or, size matters 4. From contemporary to classic: or, textual healing 5. From codex to computer: or, presence of mind.

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