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Renaissance Shakespeare/Shakespeare Renaissances: Proceedings of the Ninth World Shakespeare Congress
By Martin Procházka (Editor), Andreas Hoefele (Editor), Hanna Scolnicov (Editor), Michael Dobson (Editor), Stanley Wells (Contribution by), Joel Rodgers (Contribution by), Randall Martin (Contribution by), Robert Darcy (Contribution by), Atsuhiko Hirota (Contribution by), Darryl Chalk (Contribution by), Supriya Chaudhuri (Contribution by), Kimberly R. West (Contribution by), Sukanta Chaudhuri (Contribution by), Margaret Shewring (Contribution by), Richard Fotheringham (Contribution by), Ros King (Contribution by), James J. Marino (Contribution by), Brian Walsh (Contribution by), Eleanor Collins (Contribution by), M. A. Katritzky (Contribution by), Martin Hilský (Contribution by), Ann Jennalie Cook (Contribution by), Vlasta Gallerová (Contribution by), Karel Kríz (Contribution by), Robert Sturua (Contribution by), Jean-Christophe Mayer (Contribution by), Galz Engler (Contribution by), Madalina Nicolaescu (Contribution by), Kaori Kobayashi (Contribution by), Patrick Lonergan (Contribution by), Zeno Ackermann (Contribution by), Tina Krontiris (Contribution by), Emily Oliver (Contribution by), Shaul Bassi (Contribution by), Barry Freeman (Contribution by), Carla della Gatta (Contribution by), Cristiane Busato Smith (Contribution by), Sharon O'Dair (Contribution by), Emma Depledge (Contribution by), Anna Cetera (Contribution by), Courtney Lehmann (Contribution by), Poonam Trivedi (Contribution by), Bi-Qi Beatrice Lei (Contribution by), Graham Holderness (Contribution by), Jill L. Levenson (Contribution by), Hersh Zeifman (Contribution by)
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By Martin Procházka (Editor), Andreas Hoefele (Editor), Hanna Scolnicov (Editor), Michael Dobson (Editor), Stanley Wells (Contribution by), Joel Rodgers (Contribution by), Randall Martin (Contribution by), Robert Darcy (Contribution by), Atsuhiko Hirota (Contribution by), Darryl Chalk (Contribution by), Supriya Chaudhuri (Contribution by), Kimberly R. West (Contribution by), Sukanta Chaudhuri (Contribution by), Margaret Shewring (Contribution by), Richard Fotheringham (Contribution by), Ros King (Contribution by), James J. Marino (Contribution by), Brian Walsh (Contribution by), Eleanor Collins (Contribution by), M. A. Katritzky (Contribution by), Martin Hilský (Contribution by), Ann Jennalie Cook (Contribution by), Vlasta Gallerová (Contribution by), Karel Kríz (Contribution by), Robert Sturua (Contribution by), Jean-Christophe Mayer (Contribution by), Galz Engler (Contribution by), Madalina Nicolaescu (Contribution by), Kaori Kobayashi (Contribution by), Patrick Lonergan (Contribution by), Zeno Ackermann (Contribution by), Tina Krontiris (Contribution by), Emily Oliver (Contribution by), Shaul Bassi (Contribution by), Barry Freeman (Contribution by), Carla della Gatta (Contribution by), Cristiane Busato Smith (Contribution by), Sharon O'Dair (Contribution by), Emma Depledge (Contribution by), Anna Cetera (Contribution by), Courtney Lehmann (Contribution by), Poonam Trivedi (Contribution by), Bi-Qi Beatrice Lei (Contribution by), Graham Holderness (Contribution by), Jill L. Levenson (Contribution by), Hersh Zeifman (Contribution by)
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Selected contributions to the Ninth World Shakespeare Congress, which took place in July 2011 in Prague, represent the contemporary state of Shakespeare studies in thirty-eight countries worldwide. Apart from readings of Shakespeare’s plays and poems, more than forty chapters map Renaissance contexts of his art in politics, theater, law, or material culture and discuss numerous cases of the impact of his works in global culture from the Americas to the Far East, including stage productions,...