English drama--Early modern and Elizabethan, 1500-1600
Found in 121 Collections and/or Records:
Shakespeare's Cleopatra, 1944
The materials include an essay describing the character of Cleopatra in Shakespeare's play, Antony and Cleopatra, and how she develops throughout the show and what those changes represent.
Shakespeare's Coriolanus
The materials include two documents discussing Shakespeare's Coriolanus, one of which delves into Renaissance Psychology and its showcase in the play. The other examines Herman Kirchner, his life, and his writings on Coriolanus.
Shakespeare's costumes, 1936
The materials include an article discussing the meaning and style of the costumes for three of Shakespeare's shows, Love's Labor's Lost, Twelfth Night, and The Tempest.
Shakespeare's Counsellors of State, 1935
The materials include an article discussing Shakespeare's characters that were counsellors of state, including who they were, how they typically behaved and, how they affected the overall story of the play.
Shakespeare's Cymbeline, 1920-1927
The materials include two articles that discuss Shakespeares play Cymbeline and what different interpretations of the story have been by various critics and analytics. They also discuss analogs for the Imogen story in Cymbeline and other plays they may have derived.
Shakespeare's Revisions, 1931
The document discusses revisions made by Shakespeare himself as well, as other playwrights, to his works over time and how these revisions changed the way the play was perceived.
Shakespeare's Treatment of Conventional Ideas, 1944
The materials include an essay describing Shakespeare's treatment of conventional ideas about the world and how he incorporates those ideas into his plays.
"Sidney's Sister, Pembroke's Mother:" A Consideration of the Elizabethan Woman in her Sphere as a Patron of Learning, 1923
The document discusses the history of Lady Pembroke and the impact she had on Elizabethan art and literature.
Signior Brabantio's Humor, 1945
The article discusses the character of Barbantio in Shakespeare's play of Othello and how he showcases choler throughout the show.
Some Direct Influences of Lillo's The London Merchant on France before 1790
The article discusses the history of George Lillo's "The London Merchant." The text notes the influence it had on France during the fifty years following its appearance.