Shakespeare and the courtly aesthetic / by Schmidgall, Gary, 1945-

Subjects: “…Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616. Tempest.…”

Shakespeare and the Courtly Aesthetic by Schmidgall, Gary R.

Subjects: “…Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616. Tempest.…”
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Late Shakespeare, 1608-1613 /

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Late Shakespeare, 1608-1613 /

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After Elizabeth : the rise of James of Scotland and the struggle for the throne of England / by De Lisle, Leanda

Table of Contents: “…"The world waxed old" -- "A babe crowned in his cradle" -- "Westward...descended a hideous tempest" -- "Lots were cast upon our land" -- "Hope and fear" -- "The beggars have come to town" -- "An anointed king" -- "The God of truth and time."…”

Shakespeare, the king's playwright : theater in the Stuart court, 1603-1613 / by Kernan, Alvin B.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction : Shakespeare at the Stuart Court -- Art and theater in the service of the Leviathan state -- Blood revenge in Elsinore and in holyrood : Hamlet (Hampton Court, Christmas 1603) -- The king's prerogative and the law : Measure for measure (Whitehall, December 26, 1604) -- The politics of madness and demonism : Macbeth (Hampton Court, August 7, 1606) -- The true king : Lear (Whitehall, Christmas 1606) -- Sex and favor in the court : Antony and Cleopatra (Whitehall, Christmas 1607) -- The military and the court aristocracies : Coriolanus (Whitehall, Christmas 1608) -- The king and the poet : The tempest (Whitehall, Winter 1613) -- Shakespeare's sonnets and patronage art -- What the king saw, what the poet wrote -- Appendix A : Theatrical calendar of the King's Men at court, 1603-14 -- Appendix B : The Great Hall at Christ Church, Oxford, August 1605.…”

Shakespeare after theory / by Kastan, David Scott

Table of Contents: “…-- Macbeth and the "name of king" -- "The Duke of Milan / and his brave son" : old histories and new in The tempest -- Coda : the closing of the theaters -- "Publike sports" and "publike calamities" : plays, playing, and politics.…”
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Shakespeare and the politics of commoners : digesting the new social history/

Table of Contents: “…Experiences of Authority in The Tempest, Jeffrey S. Doty.…”