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Shakespeare's histories

Bloom, Harold.

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Shakespeare's histories

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Shakespeare's histories/ edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom.
其他作者:	Bloom, Harold.
出版者:	Broomall, PA :Chelsea House Publishers, : c2000.,
面頁冊數:	117 p. ;24 cm.
叢書名:	Bloom's major dramatists
內容註:	Biography of William Shakespeare -- Plot summary of Richard III -- List of characters in Richard III -- Critical views on Richard III -- August Wilhelm Schlegel on the play's poetical justice -- Bruce W. Young on parental blessings in the play -- William C. Carroll on ritual and succession in the play -- E. Pearlman on the invention of Richard of Gloucester -- Marie A. Plasse on corporeality and the opening of the play -- Ian Frederick Moulton on Richard's unruly masculinity -- Plot summary of Henry IV, part 1 -- List of characters in Henry IV, part 1 -- Critical views on Henry IV, part 1 -- Robert N. Watson on King Henry's guilt and Hal's incorrigibility -- Graham Holderness on Falstaff as a political and moral foil to the King -- Paul M. Cuteta on Falstaff's convenient deaths -- Alexander Leggatt on deception in Henry IV, part 1 -- Ralph Berry on social life in part 1 -- Barbara Hodgdon on Falstaff's feminine characteristics -- Bernard J. Paris on King Henry, Hal, and Hotspur -- Plot summary of Henry IV, part 2 -- List of characters in Henry IV, part 2 -- Critical views on Henry IV, part 2 : -- Sigurd Burckhardt on the play's overturning of the "Tudor Myth" of history -- James Winny on the autonomy of parts 1 and 2 -- David Bergeron on Falstaff and the concept of "Ahistory" in part 2 -- Theodore Weiss on Prince Hal and comedy in the plays -- James Black on the setting of figure against form in the plays -- Jonathan Crewe on reforming Prince Hal in part 2 -- Robert B. Bennett on nature's reclaiming of humanity in part 2 -- Matthew H. Wikander on Hal's "Unknowable real self" -- Plot summary of Henry V -- List of characters in Henry V -- Critical views on Henry V -- Samuel Johnson comments on the play, 1765 -- August Wilhelm Schlegel on the chorus as dramatic device in the play -- Larry S. Champion on the structural devices of the play -- Andrew Gurr on the theme of brotherhood in the play -- Jonathan Hart on the play's "Self-Conscious Theatricality" -- P.K. Ayers on Harry as "Chameleon Linguist" -- Harold Bloom on the irony of power in the play.
標題:	Historical drama, English - Study guides. - Examinations -
電子資源:	http://www.netLibrary.com/urlapi.asp?action=summary&v=1&bookid=38658An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click for information
ISBN:	0585247366 (electronic bk.)

Shakespeare's histories
Shakespeare's histories[electronic resource] /edited and with an introduction by Harold Bloom. - Broomall, PA :Chelsea House Publishers,c2000. - 117 p. ;24 cm. - Bloom's major dramatists.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 114-115) and index.

Biography of William Shakespeare -- Plot summary of Richard III -- List of characters in Richard III -- Critical views on Richard III -- August Wilhelm Schlegel on the play's poetical justice -- Bruce W. Young on parental blessings in the play -- William C. Carroll on ritual and succession in the play -- E. Pearlman on the invention of Richard of Gloucester -- Marie A. Plasse on corporeality and the opening of the play -- Ian Frederick Moulton on Richard's unruly masculinity -- Plot summary of Henry IV, part 1 -- List of characters in Henry IV, part 1 -- Critical views on Henry IV, part 1 -- Robert N. Watson on King Henry's guilt and Hal's incorrigibility -- Graham Holderness on Falstaff as a political and moral foil to the King -- Paul M. Cuteta on Falstaff's convenient deaths -- Alexander Leggatt on deception in Henry IV, part 1 -- Ralph Berry on social life in part 1 -- Barbara Hodgdon on Falstaff's feminine characteristics -- Bernard J. Paris on King Henry, Hal, and Hotspur -- Plot summary of Henry IV, part 2 -- List of characters in Henry IV, part 2 -- Critical views on Henry IV, part 2 : -- Sigurd Burckhardt on the play's overturning of the "Tudor Myth" of history -- James Winny on the autonomy of parts 1 and 2 -- David Bergeron on Falstaff and the concept of "Ahistory" in part 2 -- Theodore Weiss on Prince Hal and comedy in the plays -- James Black on the setting of figure against form in the plays -- Jonathan Crewe on reforming Prince Hal in part 2 -- Robert B. Bennett on nature's reclaiming of humanity in part 2 -- Matthew H. Wikander on Hal's "Unknowable real self" -- Plot summary of Henry V -- List of characters in Henry V -- Critical views on Henry V -- Samuel Johnson comments on the play, 1765 -- August Wilhelm Schlegel on the chorus as dramatic device in the play -- Larry S. Champion on the structural devices of the play -- Andrew Gurr on the theme of brotherhood in the play -- Jonathan Hart on the play's "Self-Conscious Theatricality" -- P.K. Ayers on Harry as "Chameleon Linguist" -- Harold Bloom on the irony of power in the play.

Electronic reproduction.
Boulder, Colo. :
NetLibrary,
2000.

Available via the World Wide Web.

ISBN: 0585247366 (electronic bk.)Subjects--Personal Names:

801178
Shakespeare, William,
1564-1616--History--Study guides.Subjects--Topical Terms:

734031
Historical drama, English
--Examinations--Study guides.Index Terms--Genre/Form:

542853
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: PR2982 / .S49 2000eb

Dewey Class. No.: 822.3/3

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