When We Talk of Horses: Or, what do we see when we see a play?

Dan Rebellato

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Theatre and Performance Studies Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism Arts and Performance Studies

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I have something to confess. At the beginning of Shakespeare's Henry V the Chorus urges us to conjure vivid imaginative pictures of the events described. ‘Think,’ he says, ‘when we talk of horses, ...

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