Love's labour's lost/

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30 great myths about Shakespeare / by Maguire, Laurie E.

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The Norton Shakespeare / by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616

Table of Contents: “…Mediterranean World: Places Important to Shakespeare's Plays --…”

Shakespeare and the language of translation /

Table of Contents: “…translation as a dramatic device in Shakespeare's plays /…”
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Remorse and reparation /

Table of Contents: “…'Abhorring of Himselfe is a Remembering of Himselfe': Cases of Conscience in the Universe of Shakespeare's Plays /…”
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A concise companion to Shakespeare and the text /

Table of Contents: “…Shakespeare writ small : early single editions of Shakespeare's plays /…”
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Hamlet : a practical guide for teaching Shakespeare in the middle grade classroom / by Hood, Christine

“…Shakespeare plays in the classroom…”

Migrating Shakespeare : first European encounters, routes and networks /

Table of Contents: “…'No profit but the name' : the Polish reception of Shakespeare's plays /…”

Sexuality and politics in Renaissance drama /

Table of Contents: “…"I'll look to like" " arranged marriages in Shakespeare plays /…”

Shakespeare and religious change /

Table of Contents: “…Things newly performed : the resurrection tradition in Shakespeare's plays /…”

Shakespeare and Donne : generic hybrids and the cultural imaginary /

Table of Contents: “…"Nothing like the Sun" : Transcending Time and Change in Donne's Love Lyrics and Shakespeare's Plays /…”
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Shakespeare's Botanical Imagination.

Table of Contents: “…Botanomorphism and Temporality: Imagining Humans as Plants in Two Shakespeare Plays --…”
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Shakespeare and Donne generic hybrids and the cultural imaginary /

Table of Contents: “…"Nothing like the Sun": Transcending Time and Change in Donne's Love Lyrics and Shakespeare's Plays /…”
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Theater as Metaphor /

Table of Contents: “…"Dressed for life's short comedy": Desengaäno and connivere libenter as Ethical Paradigms in William Shakespeare's Plays /…”
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1918-2018: 100 Years of Theater Research in Iași : International Conference of Doctoral School for Theater and Performing Arts and the Research Center of The Faculty of Theater at...

Table of Contents: “…Researchers for Iași, Revolving around Shakespeare's Plays --…”
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William Shakespeare : facts and fictions / by King, Douglas J. 1958-

Table of Contents: “…William Shakespeare was not the author of the works we know as Shakespeare's -- Shakespeare was homosexual or bisexual -- Shakespeare was secretly Roman Catholic -- Shakespeare was poorly educated -- Shakespeare rejected his wife and family -- Shakespeare's plays were all recycled and not original -- Shakespeare was a solitary genius whose talents cannot be explained -- Shakespeare, his colleagues, and his audiences saw tragedies as more important than comedies -- Shakespeare's plays are elite and his Old English is incomprehensible for contemporary readers and audiences -- To give audiences the most authentic experience possible, Shakespeare's plays should be produced with Renaissance costumes and staging.…”
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The learning, wit, and wisdom of Shakespeare's Renaissance women / by Crawford, John W.

Table of Contents: “…The education of Renaissance women: looking forward to Shakespeare's women of wit -- Education of Renaissance women: negative changes under James I -- Secondary wisdom: the role of women as mentors in Shakespeare's plays -- Portia: re-evaluated portrait -- The simultaneous depersonalization and individualization of Shakespeare's Hermia and Juliet -- Writing women and reading the Renaissance -- Images of women in Shakespeare's plays -- "When men are rul'd by women": Shakespeare's first tetralogy -- "Intercepting the dew drop": female readers and reading in Anna Jameson's Shakespearean criticism -- The critics discover Shakespeare's women.…”

Shakespeare's double plays : dramatic economy on the Early Modern stage / by Gamboa, Brett

Table of Contents: “…: Reconsidering Shakespeare's 'boy' actors -- Doubling in Twelfth Night and Othello -- Epilogue: Ragozine and Shakespearean substitution -- Appendix: Doubling roles in Shakespeare's plays.…”

Politics, plague, and Shakespeare's theater : the Stuart years / by Barroll, J. Leeds 1928-

Table of Contents: “…Privileged biographies, marginal Shakespeare -- Shakespeare without King James -- Pestilence and the players -- Shakespeare after the first Stuart plague: 1604-1606 -- 1606: social confusion and creative concentration -- The problem of the later Shakespeare -- Playing in Lent: 1580-1613 -- Plague figures for Shakespeare's Stuart period: 1603-1610 -- The playing season at the London theaters -- The difficulty of dating Shakespeare's plays through internal evidence -- The date of Coriolanus.…”