Titlebook: Reinventing the Renaissance; Shakespeare and his Sarah Annes Brown (Professor of English Literature Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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Kabuki Shakespeare: The f parallels may be drawn between Shakespearean comedy and Kabuki theatre. Both have played a key role in their countries’ theatrical cultures for more than 400 years, both interrogate gender identity to comic effect, and both enjoy continuing popularity today. In his ., Ninagawa succeeded in marryin

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‘Downright , — Do Postcolonial Adaptations Contest, or Reinforce Shakespeare’s Canonical Status?s,. and according to Brian Vickers, ‘rival groups’ of Shakespeare scholars and other academics have subordinated the texts themselves in favour of the ‘self-advancement of the particular group’,. a practice which he holds to be ‘iconoclastic’ without any positive connotations, ‘adversarial’, purpose

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‘My dream was lengthened after life’: Ghosts in Michael Boyd’s History Cycle, who are the characters Richard has murdered through the play in his pursuit of the crown, then move over to Richmond in his dream and wish him all good things for the battle to come and his life thereafter. Despite Shakespeare’s use of spectres in tragedies such as . and ., these are the only ghos

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‘Four legs and two voices’: An Interview with Édouard Lekstontifs. He has drawn since his childhood and has illustrated many children’s books in addition to exhibiting his drawings and serigraphs across France. He has also worked with the L’Avant-scène Théâtre publishing house and collaborated with the Centre Pompidou for the ‘Enchantez-vous’ Exhibition (2000

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Peter Ackroyd’s , and Stephen Greenblatt’s ,, or Facts and Fiction about William Shakespeareth a Shakespeare who was shaped by his rural background, and who was characterized by a sprightly wit and a pragmatic attitude to life. Ackroyd’s Shakespeare is a confident, enterprising man of his day.

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‘Downright , — Do Postcolonial Adaptations Contest, or Reinforce Shakespeare’s Canonical Status? transformed them and used them in the service of their own self-empowerment’ in order to transform ‘the very nature of the cultural power that has dominated them’.. So when the postcolonial writer adapts or translates the Shakespeare text with a view to appropriate that text, the desire to write back invokes re-vision, not terrorism.