Corruption in William Shakespeare's Hamlet
By: Vernon Elso Johnson, book editor
Series: Social issues in literature series
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 172
ISBN-13: 9780737748093; 9780737748109
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The educated man  -- John F. Andrews; title: Religion, grief, and suicide  -- Peter Holland; title: The death of a son and a father  -- G.B. Harrison; title: Corruption in Denmark  -- A.C. Bradley; title: Politics in Hamlet  -- John Erskine Hankins; title: Sickness in Denmark  -- Caroline F.E. Spurgeon; title: Claudius turns the world mad  -- Andrew Gurr; title: Corruption is a progressive, pervasive disease  -- Derek Antona Traversi; title: Hamlet is corrupt, not Claudius  -- G. Wilson Wright; title: The corruption of reason  -- Juliet McLauchlan; title: Corruption's effect on love  -- H.D.F Kitto; title: Corruption destroys a generation  -- Margreta de Grazia; title: Corruption creates economic inequality  -- Daniel Brook; title: Corruption in a global corporate empire  -- Paul Kingsnorth; title: Corruption and the Pentagon  -- Pratap Chatterjee; title: Torture and espionage  -- Democracy now!; title: Exploiting clients and third world countries -- -- Ron Scherer and Brendan Conway; title: Justice politicized -- David Iglesias with Davin Seay.