Approaches to Shakespeare
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 1964
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333
Subjects: Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 -- Criticism and interpretation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The substance of Shakespearean tragedy / A.C. Bradley; title: On the principles of Shakespeare interpretation / G. Wilson Knight; title: The question of character in Shakespeare / L.C. Knights; title: The naked babe and the cloak of manliness / Cleanth Brooks; title: A reply to Cleanth Brooks / Helen Gardner; title: Monistic criticism and the structure of Shakespearean drama / R.S. Crane; title: Macbeth as the imitation of an action / Francis Fergusson; title: Ripeness is all / J.V. Cunningham; title: The cosmic background / E.M.W. Tillyard; title: Shakespeare : a Marxist interpretation / A.A. Smirnov; title: Historical criticism and the interpretation of Shakespeare / Robert Ornstein; title: Prince Hal's conflict / Ernst Kris; title: Shakespearean tragedy : a Christian approach / Roy W. Battenhouse; title: Some limitations of a Christian approach to Shakespeare / Sylvan Barnet; title: The saturnalian pattern / C.L. Barber; title: Shakespeare's prose / Jonas A. Barish; title: What Shakespeare wrote / Fredson Bowers; title: Shakespeare's laundry bills : the rationale of external evidence / F.W. Bateson; title: Theatrical research and the criticism of Shakespeare and his contemporaries / John Russell Brown; title: The role of the Shakespearean producer / Alfred Harbage.