Opis

Professor Spevack's critical discussion shows how private desires and public affairs are inextricable in Julius Caesar and how Shakespeare frames the world of this play - person, action, place, time - within the operations of larger forces, mysterious, ironical, and undeniable. The result is the full impact of tragedy. The commentary is remarkable for its attention to questions of staging and to precise lexical glossing. For this updated edition, Marga Munkelt has added a new section and new pictures to the Introduction, surveying stage and critical interpretations since the 1980s of Shakespeare's most famous Roman play. The reading list has also been brought up to date.* Updated edition of a text which has been in the series since 1988 * Substantial additional section to the Introduction by Marga Munkelt, a lecturer in the English dept at the University of Münster * Three new production photographs and a revised Reading List

Data wydania: 2004

ISBN: 978-0-521-53513-7, 9780521535137

Język: angielski

Wydawnictwo: Cambridge University Press

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Autor

William Shakespeare

Urodzony w kwietniu 1564 roku w Wielkiej Brytanii (Stratford-upon-Avon)

William Szekspir (ang. William Shakespeare ) – angielski poeta, dramaturg, aktor. Powszechnie uważany za jednego z najwybitniejszych pisarzy literatury angielskiej oraz reformatorów teatru. Napisał około 40 sztuk, 154 sonety, a także wiele utworów ...