In this paper I argue that, up to a certain extent, Shakespeare’s dramatic works partake of an anthropological interpretation of society. In As You Like It the old rustic way of life is presented by Duke Senior as quite preferable to the artificial pomp of the court, while in King Lear Edmund inveighs against “the plague of custom” which prevents him from accomplishing himself and from satisfying his ambition as well as his desires. If, in Romeo and Juliet, the Nurse still refers to the old calendar, Hamlet, as for himself, criticizes the Danish customs and mores that seem to sanctify drunkenness. As to Falstaff, he still embodies the spirit of old, merry England partly ruined by Henry IV’s realpolitik. This anthropological interest of the ...
The amateur actors in A Midsummer Night’s Dream are compared several times with the fairies who inha...
Includes bibliographical references (page 20).This paper is an attempt to study Shakespeare in the c...
New Historicists and their British counterparts, cultural materialists, viewed classical texts from ...
In this paper I argue that, up to a certain extent, Shakespeare’s dramatic works partake of an anthr...
This study aims at examining why Shakespeare’s Hamlet has been adapted and appropriated in different...
The article deals the possibility of applying Vladimir Propp’s, basically anthropological idea of “t...
This article analyses Shakespeare’s literary discourse as an integral factor among the society where...
This article addresses recent developments in literary-critical studies of Shakespeare\u27s status w...
This essay argues that Hamlet contains three distinct strands in its exploration of the theme of hum...
Note:This study of Shakespeare's Henr1ad focuses on the social and political dimensions of dramatic ...
Hamlet is such an obscure, impenetrable and nuanced writing that it has been prey to a runaway inter...
The article focuses on an encounter with Shakespeare in an unusual place, a novel set in medieval In...
In this essay a philosophical approach to the dramatic universe of William Shakespeare is proposed b...
In this article I will be dealing with Shakespeare’s work and lifestyle he has created, the connect...
International audienceOur field of investigation is currently the way in which the pre-Roman and pre...
The amateur actors in A Midsummer Night’s Dream are compared several times with the fairies who inha...
Includes bibliographical references (page 20).This paper is an attempt to study Shakespeare in the c...
New Historicists and their British counterparts, cultural materialists, viewed classical texts from ...
In this paper I argue that, up to a certain extent, Shakespeare’s dramatic works partake of an anthr...
This study aims at examining why Shakespeare’s Hamlet has been adapted and appropriated in different...
The article deals the possibility of applying Vladimir Propp’s, basically anthropological idea of “t...
This article analyses Shakespeare’s literary discourse as an integral factor among the society where...
This article addresses recent developments in literary-critical studies of Shakespeare\u27s status w...
This essay argues that Hamlet contains three distinct strands in its exploration of the theme of hum...
Note:This study of Shakespeare's Henr1ad focuses on the social and political dimensions of dramatic ...
Hamlet is such an obscure, impenetrable and nuanced writing that it has been prey to a runaway inter...
The article focuses on an encounter with Shakespeare in an unusual place, a novel set in medieval In...
In this essay a philosophical approach to the dramatic universe of William Shakespeare is proposed b...
In this article I will be dealing with Shakespeare’s work and lifestyle he has created, the connect...
International audienceOur field of investigation is currently the way in which the pre-Roman and pre...
The amateur actors in A Midsummer Night’s Dream are compared several times with the fairies who inha...
Includes bibliographical references (page 20).This paper is an attempt to study Shakespeare in the c...
New Historicists and their British counterparts, cultural materialists, viewed classical texts from ...