Shakespeare: A Study and Research Guide.

Bergeron, David M. and Geraldo U. De Sousa:

ISBN 10: 0700606939 / ISBN 13: 9780700606931

Editore: University Press of Kansas, 1995

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VIII, 235 p. Ein makelloses Exemplar / An impeccable copy. - Contents PREFACE CHAPTER ONE The Subject in Context Criticism in Shakespeares Time The Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries The Twentieth Century Shakespeare in the Classroom Some Critical Approaches Historical Criticism Theatrical Criticism Genre Criticism Analyses of Language and Imagery The Study of Character Psychological Criticism Thematic and Mythic Criticism Feminist and Gender Criticism Cultural Study Textual Criticism Major Scholars and Critics chapter two A Guide to the Resources Bibliography and Reference Guides Editions Studies in the Genres Comedies Romances Histories Tragedies Sonnets Studies of Groups and Movements The History of Criticism Shakespeares Language Textual Criticism Theatrical Criticism Film and Television Feminism and Gender Studies Poststructuralism and New Historicism Cultural Study Interdisciplinary Studies Music Intellectual and Political History Sources Periodicals Biographical Studies chapter three The Research Paper Selecting a Topic Developing a Topic Preparing a Working Bibliography Taking Notes Outlining the Paper Writing the Paper Documentation Parenthetical Documentation System Notes Documentation System Plagiarism A Model Research Paper INDEX OF AUTHORS. ISBN 9780700606931 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 296.

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• Titolo: Shakespeare: A Study and Research Guide.
• Editore: University Press of Kansas
• Data di pubblicazione: 1995
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 0700606939
• ISBN 13: 9780700606931
• Rilegatura: Paperback.
• Edizione: Third Edition, Revised.
• Condizione: Sehr gut
• Peso: 296 grammi
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Confronted with the formidable and at times daunting mass of materials on Shakespeare, where does the beginning student—or even a seasoned one—turn for guidance? Answering that question remains the central aim of this new edition of a guide that has been a much admired mainstay of Shakespeare studies for two decades.

Thoroughly revised and updated, this widely used teaching and study tool adds concise analyses of more than 100 new books on Shakespeare published since the 1987 edition. It also greatly expands the section on the history plays and provides separate new categories for film and television and for culture studies focusing upon seasonal festivities, hospitality, courtship rituals, sexuality, and other Renaissance social practices.

Like its predecessors, the third edition continues to provide a thoughtful overview of the development and present state of Shakespeare scholarship and its extraordinarily diverse critical approaches—including sections on feminism and gender studies, Shakespeare's Romances, poststructuralism, and the new historicism—as well as summaries and evaluations of scores of bibliographies, periodicals, monographs, and reference books.

For beginning and advanced students alike, the guide offers practical advice for doing research and writing critical papers on Shakespeare—including how to select and develop topics, prepare a working bibliography and outline, take notes, avoid plagiarism, and use appropriate documentation following the MLA system. Students will find especially instructive the new model research paper, which provides an easy-to-understand example.

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Book by Bergeron David M de Sousa Geraldo U