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A Routledge Literary Sourcebook on William Shakespeare's Othello

Andrew Hadfield

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Othello has delighted and disturbed theatre audiences for four centuries and remains one of the most frequently performed and widely studied of Shakespeare's plays. This broad-ranging guide introduces: the play's contexts, including an overview, chronology and reprinted contemporary documents critical responses, through a brief critical history and reprinted critical texts with explanatory headnotes the play in performance, through a selection of clearly introduced readings. Andrew Hadfield then examines key passages of the play in detail. Each passage is reprinted in full, with a headnote and annotations explaining Shakespeare's language and relevant critical issues. Cross-references throughout link together the contextual materials, critical responses and the play's text.

Format: ebook

Release: May 12, 2002

ISBN 13: 9786610244553

A Routledge Literary Sourcebook on William Shakespeare's Othello

Andrew Hadfield

0/5 ( ratings)

Othello has delighted and disturbed theatre audiences for four centuries and remains one of the most frequently performed and widely studied of Shakespeare's plays. This broad-ranging guide introduces: the play's contexts, including an overview, chronology and reprinted contemporary documents critical responses, through a brief critical history and reprinted critical texts with explanatory headnotes the play in performance, through a selection of clearly introduced readings. Andrew Hadfield then examines key passages of the play in detail. Each passage is reprinted in full, with a headnote and annotations explaining Shakespeare's language and relevant critical issues. Cross-references throughout link together the contextual materials, critical responses and the play's text.

Format: ebook

Release: May 12, 2002

ISBN 13: 9786610244553

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