Lacanian interpretations of Shakespeare
By: edited by Douglas Brooks and Shirley Sharon-Zisser
Publisher: Edwin Mellen Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Lewiston, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 555
ISBN-13: 9780773436664
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Lacan and the Renaissance / Shirley Sharon-Zisser; title: Rhetorical erotogenicity: Shakespearean poetics after Lacan's borromean clinic / Shirley Sharon-Zisser; title: "An empty body, a ghost, a pale incubus": Shakespeare, Lacan, and the future anterior / Mark Robson; title: Hamlet and feminine jouissance / Maire Jaanus; title: To be or not to be?: why Hamlet takes center stage in the Lacanian mechanics of perversion / David Sigler; title: Lacan, Hamlet, and the problem of mourning / Douglas Trevor; title: Tropics of will; or, who cares about the subject? / Tracey Sedinger; title: "Very now": time and the intersubjective in Othello / David Wood; title: "Manifesting symbolic necessity": sound and the signifying chain in Othello / Rory G Lukins; title: Psychoanalysis, trauma and restoration culture: the case of Tate's Lear / Matthew Biberman; title: "To knit these broken limbs again into one body": the semiotics of dismemberment and the ethics of spectatorship in Julie Taymor's Titus / Lucian Ghita; title: "And see a fearful sight of blood and death": Julie Taymor's hermeneutics of violence in Titus / Kristen Lacefield; title: How to do the history of heterosexuality / Will Stockton; title: A sociology of Shakespeare: or scattered speculations on capital, the symbolic, social structure and agency in Shakespeare's The merchant of Venice / Robert Carley; title: The falchion and the phallus in Shakespeare's The rape of Lucrece / Greg Bentley; title: Procreation as the mark of loss: a study of Shakespeare's poetry / Shideh Ahmad-zadeh; title: Sidney, Lacan, and the perverse phantasy of pastoral / Stephen Whitworth; title: Critical evanescence: rethinking early modern subjectivities through Lacan / Kelly McGuire; title: The flesh and the word: John Donne, desire and the holy sonnets / Jeremiah Crotser; title: Protecting the ancestral signified: chastity and meaning in The revenger's tragedy / Jamie P. Bondar; title: Pedringano's box: Kyd, Lacan, and the abysmal logic of revenge / Gary A. Schmidt; title: Ethics of form: discursive structure in Richard Hakluyt's principal navigations / Jan Olesen; title: Lear to the letter: Poe before Shakespeare, Derrida before Lacan / Erin Felicia Labbie.