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The Critical Reception of Shakespeare in Germany 1682-1914: Native Literature and Foreign Genius (review)

Shakespeare Quarterly, 2005
Andreas Höfele
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Crossing the Border: Shakespeare Biography, Academic Celebrity, and the Reception of Will in the World

Borrowers and Lenders The Journal of Shakespeare Appropriations, 2023
The publication in late 2004 of a new biography of Shakespeare—Will in the World: How Shakespeare Became Shakespeare, by the influential Harvard professor Stephen Greenblatt—elicited a wide range of reviews in popular and academic journals.
M. G. Aune
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Shakespeare’s Early Reception in Europe

2019
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Seven stages of Shakespeare reception

2016
Daniel Gallimore, Minami Ryuta
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The reception of printed Shakespeare

2013
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Rome, Shakespeare, and the Dynamics of the Cleopatra Reception

2015
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Shakespeare and Reception Theory

2020
Arden Shakespeare and Theory provides a comprehensive analysis of the theoretical developments that have dominated Shakespeare studies in recent years, as well as those that are emerging at the present moment. Each volume provides: a clear definition of a particular theory;a survey of its major theorists and critics;an analysis of its significance in ...
Suzanne Gossett, Arthur L. Little , Jr., Karen J. Cunningham, Evelyn Gajowski, David McCandles, Sujata Iyengar, Melissa E. Sanchez, Carolyn Brown, Karen Raber, Jyotsna G. Singh, Neema Parvini, Marianne Novy, Rebecca Laroche, Gabriel Egan, David Hawkes, Christopher Marlow, Nigel Wood, Jennifer Munroe   +17 more
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‘There is no end but addition’: the later reception of Shakespeare's classicism

2004
S. A. Brown
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Transmission as Appropriation: The Early Reception of John Benson’s Edition of Shakespeare’s Poems (1640)

Journal of Early Modern Studies, 2016
Described by modern critics as a ‘mangled hodgepodge’, John Benson’s much edited and rearranged text of Shakespeare’s Poems was considerably successful throughout the seventeenth century.
Jean Mayer
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SERGEI DURYLIN AND THE SHAKESPEARES CABINET OF THE RUSSIAN THEATRICAL SOCIETY (ON THE HISTORY OF RUSSIAN THEATRE STUDIES RECEPTION OF SHAKESPEARE IN THE 1930S)

Vestnik Tomskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta Kul turologiya i iskusstvovedenie
The article is devoted to the reconstruction of Sergei Durylin’s (1886–1954) theater studies of and his work with the Shakespeares Cabinet of the Russian Theatrical Society.
Vera V. Seredechnaia, D. Zhatkin
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