TY  - BOOK
AU  - Andrews,John F.
AU  - 
TI  - William Shakespeare: his world, his work, his influence 
AV  - PR2976.A567.W555 1985 
PY  - 1985///
CY  - New York
PB  - Scribner
N1  - 2; volume 1. His world --; volume 2. His work --; volume 3. His influence; His world  --; The state : government and politics under Elizabeth and James; G.R. Elton  --; The church : religion and its manifestations; Patrick Collinson  --; Law and legal institutions; J.H. Baker  --; Education and apprenticeship; Anthony Grafton  --; Economic life in Shakespeare's England; District of Columbia Coleman  --; Medicine and sanitation; Margaret Pelling  --; Shakespeare and warfare; John Rigby Hale  --; Patronage of the arts; F.J. Levy  --; Theaters and the dramatic profession; Andrew Gurr  --; Printing and publishing in the Tudor age; Arthur J. Slavin  --; The sense of history in Renaissance England; J.G.A. Pocock  --; The literate culture of Shakespeare's audience; S.K. Heninger, Jr.  --; Science, magic, and folklore; Micharl MacDonald  --; Travel by sea and land; David B. Quinn  --; "Style is the man" : manners, dress, and decorum; Lacey Baldwin Smith  --; Daily life in city, town, and country; George P. Garrett  --; Shakespeare and foreigners; John L. Lievsay  --; Painting and other fine arts; Wylie Sypher  --; Forest, field, and garden; Joan Thirsk  --; Sports and recreations; Roger Pringle; His work  --; The life : a survey; S. Schoenbaum  --; Thinking about Shakespeare's thought; J. Leeds Barroll  --; Shakespeare's professional career : poet and playwright; David Bevington  --; Shakespeare and his contemporaries; M.C. Bradbrook  --; Shakespeare's language; Marvin Spevack  --; Shakespeare's poetic techniques; George T. Wright  --; Shakespeare's use of prose; Brian Vickers  --; Shakespeare's dramatic methods; Bernard Beckerman  --; Music in Shakespeare's work; F.W. Sternfield and C.R. Wilson  --; The visual arts in Shakespeare's work; John Dixon Hunt  --; The sonnets; Margreta de Grazia  --; The poems; Hallett Smith  --; Shakespeare's treatment of English history; Peter Saccio  --; Shakespeare's treatment of Roman history; J.L. Simmons  --; Shakespeare as a writer of comedy; David Young  --; Shakespeare's tragedies; Arthur Kirsch  --; Shakespeare's tragicomedies and romances; John Russell Brown  --; Shakespeare and his audiences; Ann Jennalie Cook  --; Ethical and theological questions in Shakespeare's dramatic works; John F. Andrews  --; Shakespeare's psychology; Meredith Skura; His influence  --; The publishing and editing of Shakespeare's plays; George Walton Williams  --; Shakespeare on the English stage; Stanley Wells  --; Shakespeare in the theater : the United States and Canada; Charles H. Shattuck  --; Shakespeare as a world figure; Anne Paolucci  --; Shakespeare on film and television; Jack J. Jorgens  --; Shakespeare's reputation-- then till now; Gerald Eades Bentley  --; Shakespearean scholarship : from Rowe to the present; J. Philip Brockbank  --; Shakespearean criticism; Arthur M. Eastman  --; Shakespeare and the painter and illustrator; W. Moelwyn Merchant  --; Shakespeare in music; Ellen T. Harris  --; Major Shakespearean institutions; Ralph Berry  --; Shakespeare and the modern writer; Anthony Burgess  --; Shakespeare and the modern playwright; Peter Ustinov  --; Shakespeare and the modern director; Jonathan Miller  --; Tradition, style, and the Shakespearean actor today; Sir John Gielgud  --; The cultural phenomenon of Shakespeare; Joseph G. Price  --; Shakespeare and the humanties; Jacques Barzun  --; Shakespeare and the modern critic; John Simon  --; Teaching Shakespeare : tradition and the future; Homer Swander  --; Contemporary issues in Shakespearean interpretation; Maurice Charney; 2
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