| Description |
426 pages. |
| Series |
A Galaxy book
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| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographies. |
| Contents |
Shakespeare's audience: modern appraisals / Alfred Harbage -- The life of our design: the function of imagery in the poetic drama / Alan S. Downer -- The merchant of Venice / Harley Granville-Barker -- The imagery of Romeo and Juliet / Caroline F.E. Spurgeon -- The argument of comedy / Northrop Frye -- A midsummer night's dream / E.K. Chambers -- Much ado about nothing / M.C. Bradbrook -- As you like it / Harold Jenkins -- The masks of Twelfth night / Joseph H. Summers -- Richard II / E.M.W. Tillyard -- Richard II: the state and the image of theater / Leonard F. Dean -- Saturnalia in the Henriad / C.L. Barber -- Henry V / D.A. Traversi -- "Or else were this a savage spectacle" / Brents Stirling -- Hamlet: the opening scene / Roy Walker -- The imagery of Hamlet / W.H. Clemen -- The world of Hamlet / Maynard Mack -- Troilus and Cressida / S.L. Bethel -- Action and symbol in Measure for measure and The tempest / Harold S. Wilson -- Source and motive in Macbeth and Othello / Elmer Edgar Stoll -- Wit and witchcraft: an approach to Othello / Robert B. Heilman -- Tragedy and the "Kingdom of ends" / Arthur Sewell -- The fool and handy-dandy / John F. Danby -- Antony and Cleopatra / Mark Van Doren -- Coriolanus / Oscar James Campbell -- "Great creating nature": an essay on The winter's tale / G. Wilson Knight -- Shakespeare and the nature of man: The tempest / Theodore Spencer -- The economy of the closed heart / Edward Hubler. |
| Subject |
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Criticism and interpretation.
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