Shakespeare and Senecan Tragedy

ISBN-13: 9781108791618 / Angielski / Miękka / 2022 / 306 str.

Curtis (University of Illinois) Perry

Opis

Perry reveals Shakespeare derived modes of tragic characterization, previously seen as presciently modern, via engagement with Rome and Senecan tragedy.

Recenzje

'Curtis Perry's Shakespeare and Senecan Tragedy is a rich, complex and thought provoking book that breaks new ground in Shakespeare studies … manages to reorient many of the critical issues that have been central to modern and contemporary scholarly discussions of Shakespeare, thereby producing brilliant results and providing a hugely valuable contribution to Shakespeare and early modern studies, as well as classical reception studies.' Domenico Lovascio, Early Modern Literary Studies

Spis treści

1. Shakespeare and the resources of Senecan tragedy; 2. Richard III as Senecan history; 3. Seneca and the modernity of Hamlet; 4. Seneca and the antisocial in King Lear; 5. Republican Coriolanus and Imperial Seneca; 6. Seneca, Titus, and Imperial globalization; 7. Senecan Othello and the Republic of Venice.