Shakespeare: His Infinite Variety. Celebrating the 400th Anniversary of His Death

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The great asset of Shakespeare: His Infinite Variety is its wide historical and geographical range - that is, from the time of the Bard himself to the latest metamorphoses of meanings new electronic media made available. Every reader, depending on his/her age and prior experience with Shakespeare, is at a different moment of this great historical-theoretical continuum of world culture. Everyone can also begin one’s own intellectual journey through cultural history - any time, any place. [...] Despite the once popular but now outdated post-truths, history has not ended. This volume testifies to the benefits of combining historical perspective in its fairly elementary version, which is a linear sequence of events, with an in-depth analysis of the transformations in understanding, exhibiting, and using (appropriating) Shakespeare’s works in our rapidly changing reality.
Prof. Marta Wiszniowska-Majchrzyk


Rok wydania2018
Liczba stron206
KategoriaTeatrologia
WydawcaWydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego
ISBN-13978-83-8142-428-8
Numer wydania2
Język publikacjiangielski
Informacja o sprzedawcyePWN sp. z o.o.

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  Krystyna Kujawińska Courtney – Living Daily with Shakespeare Worldwide    9
  
  REVISITING TEXTS AND CONTEXTS     13
  Mario Domenichelli – Shakespeare’s Ideological Conflicts and Rhetorical Battles    15
  Xenia Georgopoulou – The Price of Difference: Shakespeare’s Varieties of Bullying     45
  
  PRACTICES AND APPROPRIATIONS    69
  Krystyna Kujawinska Courtney – Wojciech Bogusławski’s Hamlet (1798): Positioning Shakespeare in Polish Culture     71
  Mark Sokolyansky – Another Look upon Alexander Pushkin’s Role in Appropriation of Shakespeare by Russian Culture    79
  Aleksandra Budrewicz – The One Gentleman from Poland. Polonius and 19th Century Polish Translation    87
  Sarbani Chaudhury – Bombarding the Headquarters: Academic Tradaptations of Shakespeare in Twenty-First Century Bengal    101
  Anna Pietrzykowska-Motyka – Meeting the Binaries: Angela Carter’s Wise Children as a Shakespearean Appropriation    119
  
  NATIONAL AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN THEATRE    131
  Emi Hamana – Hamlet (2015), Directed by Yukio Ninagawa: Possessed by the Power of Theatre    133
  Jana Wild – “The Art of Performance” Staging Hamlet in the Rusyn Language    145
  Monika Sosnowska – Azorro Presents: Poland at the Crossroads or Whose Words Are Hamlet’s “words, words, words”    151
  
  THE BARD ON THE NET    169
  Grace Ioppolo – Shakespeare and Digital and Social Media    171
  
  WORKS CITED    183
  LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS    195
  INDEX OF NAMES AND CHARACTERS    197
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