Titlebook: Shakespeare: Out of Court; Dramatizations of Co Graham Holderness,Nick Potter,John Turner Book 1990 Graham Holderness, Nick Potter and John

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: The Outlaw Courtonard Tennenhouse offers a starting point for such a consideration, because he implies that the plays in which he is interested have a function.. He explains this function in terms of a display of interactions of power which give the plays an almost ritual quality. Tennenhouse supposes that the tran

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Afterword: ‘For the Rain it Raineth Every Day’rate on semiotics of performance, I have chosen to discuss these two plays in terms of a kind of philosophical mythology. Courtly life as John Turner has presented it is the specific form of life within which tensions and anxieties and hopes that recur in other forms, our own included, must be discu

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: Spectacles of Disenchantmentter the play was included, together with ., in a programme of fourteen plays performed at court as part of the elaborate festivities preceding the marriage of James’s daughter Elizabeth to the Elector Palatine. The presence within . of a formal wedding masque has led to speculation that the play may

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Endgamesliar compulsion over the imaginations of subsequent generations. Such interest has been largely historical (latterly sociological) and cultural (latterly anthropological), and it is precisely at the interface of what we normally call history and what we traditionally designate as culture, that both

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Book 1990 inner tensions and its contradictions, its language, its cultural life and its entertainments - exposed to the scrutiny of an art-form that proved itself to be a new mode of historical understanding.

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2947-1206 eness, its inner tensions and its contradictions, its language, its cultural life and its entertainments - exposed to the scrutiny of an art-form that proved itself to be a new mode of historical understanding.978-1-349-20883-8978-1-349-20881-4Series ISSN 2947-1206 Series E-ISSN 2947-1214

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: The Court in Transition (I)will accept the role of the stoic in which he has been cast, the role most commonly opposed to that of the revenger in the revenge tradition to which . belongs,. and — faced with a burden too heavy to bear — he will perfect it in honourable suicide.

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