Add to ORKGThis paper looks at representations of the common people in Shakespeare's Henry VI, Part 2 and shows how they were subject to the continual threat of violence and terror in Elziabethan society
Shakespearean charisma, with its medieval roots in both religion and politics, served as a precursor...
Critical responses to Henry VI plays tend to concentrate on politics in the Elizabethan period, as o...
This paper will examine Henry V as Shakespeare characterized him in the second tetralogy, with parti...
Between 1589 and 1599 Shakespeare wrote six Henry plays, two on the reign of Henry IV, one on that o...
International audienceRioting in 2 Henry VI is linked to two topical issues: the enclosure of common...
This paper seizes on the unresolved moment of conflict between Henry and the common soldier Williams...
This chapter focuses upon a small but significant subgenre of dramatic work produced in the 1590s: a...
There is a distinct difference in the representation of violence and its aftermath in Shakespeareâ??...
This paper is one attempt to analyse the structure of Shakespeare\u27s History Richard III and to co...
This essay will focus on Henry V, one of William Shakespeare’s historical plays. The protagonist, Ki...
Due to the lack of archival evidence, circumscribing the phenomenon of stage censorship in E...
Shakespearean charisma, with its medieval roots in both religion and politics, served as a precursor...
William Shakespeare’s three Henry VI plays are often perceived as solely being about the Wars of the...
Richard II, Henry IV Part One, Henry IV Part II, and Henry V form the second of Shakespeare’s two hi...
This dissertation investigates the ways in which political action produces and reproduces violence i...
Shakespearean charisma, with its medieval roots in both religion and politics, served as a precursor...
Critical responses to Henry VI plays tend to concentrate on politics in the Elizabethan period, as o...
This paper will examine Henry V as Shakespeare characterized him in the second tetralogy, with parti...
Between 1589 and 1599 Shakespeare wrote six Henry plays, two on the reign of Henry IV, one on that o...
International audienceRioting in 2 Henry VI is linked to two topical issues: the enclosure of common...
This paper seizes on the unresolved moment of conflict between Henry and the common soldier Williams...
This chapter focuses upon a small but significant subgenre of dramatic work produced in the 1590s: a...
There is a distinct difference in the representation of violence and its aftermath in Shakespeareâ??...
This paper is one attempt to analyse the structure of Shakespeare\u27s History Richard III and to co...
This essay will focus on Henry V, one of William Shakespeare’s historical plays. The protagonist, Ki...
Due to the lack of archival evidence, circumscribing the phenomenon of stage censorship in E...
Shakespearean charisma, with its medieval roots in both religion and politics, served as a precursor...
William Shakespeare’s three Henry VI plays are often perceived as solely being about the Wars of the...
Richard II, Henry IV Part One, Henry IV Part II, and Henry V form the second of Shakespeare’s two hi...
This dissertation investigates the ways in which political action produces and reproduces violence i...
Shakespearean charisma, with its medieval roots in both religion and politics, served as a precursor...
Critical responses to Henry VI plays tend to concentrate on politics in the Elizabethan period, as o...
This paper will examine Henry V as Shakespeare characterized him in the second tetralogy, with parti...