Hamlet after Q1: an uncanny history of the Shakespearean text

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

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Introduction. The Ur-Hamlet Chapter 1. As Originally Written by Shakespeare: Textual Bibliography and Textual Biography Chapter 2. Contrary Matters: The Power of the Gloss and the History of an Obscenity Chapter 3. Enter the Ghost in His Night Gowne: Behind Gertrude's Bed Chapter 4. Conscience Makes Cowards: The Disintegration and Reintegration of Shakespeare Conclusion. Q1 in the Library at Babel Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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1995The Author, Art, and the Market: Rereading the History of Aesthetics 2011The Places of Wit in Early Modern English Comedy 1998Shakespeare and the authority of performance

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