Shakespeare’s histories stage political events from England’s medieval past. This paper investigates how the histories in general, and Henry V, in particular, relate to the themes of memory, history, and to the invention of a national identity. At least since Ernest Renan, it has been proposed that nationhood does not lie as much in linguistic, ethnic or religious identity as it does in the possession of a collective memory. And memory always entails a particular interpretation of reality. Shakespeare’s histories both engage with Elizabethan conceptions of history and help imagining a collective past by remembering and forgetting historical events. As peças históricas de Shakespeare levam ao palco eventos políticos do passado medieval inglê...
Tudor and early-Stuart writers refashioned the posthumous reputation of King Henry VIII during the r...
Staging Britain's Past is the first study of the early modern performance of Britain's pre-Roman his...
The thesis explores the relationship between empire and nationhood in the literature of the Royal Su...
Shakespeare’s histories stage political events from England’s medieval past. This paper investigates...
King Henry V is one of the best remembered monarchs in English History. Although he died at the unti...
Shakespeare's English histories offer profound reflections on nationhood and national identities. Th...
Shakespeare’s Henry V is often regarded as a nationalistic play and has been appropriated for politi...
International audienceThe genre of the history play was in its heyday in England between the 1580s a...
William Shakespeare used as subjects for some of his plays episodes of the political history of Engl...
David Hasberg Zirak-Schmidt: “All is true! Memory, Oblivion and History in Shakespeare and Fletcher’...
Shakespeare’s 2 parts of Henry IV and Henry V are revisited in the light of the constitutional comp...
This study explores, in a sixteenth century context, the historical thought and consciousness of a s...
Shakespeare’s representations of history often have replaced history itself in the popular imaginati...
More than four centuries of English history are presented in Shakespeare's English history plays. ...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. May 2009. Major: English. Advisor: Dr. John Watkins. 1 c...
Tudor and early-Stuart writers refashioned the posthumous reputation of King Henry VIII during the r...
Staging Britain's Past is the first study of the early modern performance of Britain's pre-Roman his...
The thesis explores the relationship between empire and nationhood in the literature of the Royal Su...
Shakespeare’s histories stage political events from England’s medieval past. This paper investigates...
King Henry V is one of the best remembered monarchs in English History. Although he died at the unti...
Shakespeare's English histories offer profound reflections on nationhood and national identities. Th...
Shakespeare’s Henry V is often regarded as a nationalistic play and has been appropriated for politi...
International audienceThe genre of the history play was in its heyday in England between the 1580s a...
William Shakespeare used as subjects for some of his plays episodes of the political history of Engl...
David Hasberg Zirak-Schmidt: “All is true! Memory, Oblivion and History in Shakespeare and Fletcher’...
Shakespeare’s 2 parts of Henry IV and Henry V are revisited in the light of the constitutional comp...
This study explores, in a sixteenth century context, the historical thought and consciousness of a s...
Shakespeare’s representations of history often have replaced history itself in the popular imaginati...
More than four centuries of English history are presented in Shakespeare's English history plays. ...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. May 2009. Major: English. Advisor: Dr. John Watkins. 1 c...
Tudor and early-Stuart writers refashioned the posthumous reputation of King Henry VIII during the r...
Staging Britain's Past is the first study of the early modern performance of Britain's pre-Roman his...
The thesis explores the relationship between empire and nationhood in the literature of the Royal Su...