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Imperialistic Representations and Spectatorial Reception in Shakespeare Wallah

Modern Drama, 2002
Recent scholarship has sought to revise critical claims regarding the universal and transcendental status accorded to Shakespeare in India through an examination of three important aspects pertaining to the construction and representation of the bard: first, situating the history of Shakespeare in the context of colonial power relations, scholars have
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Love as a Construct of Power in Shakespeare’s The Tempest: A Reception-Theoretical Reading

International Journal of English Literature and Social Sciences
The Tempest has been traditionally received as a romance that exalts love, forgiveness, and reconciliation. In fact, love has been traditionally understood as a redemptive moral agent that resolves conflicts and re-establishes harmony.
A. S., Shahaana N.
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A Tale of Two Houses: Returning Ghosts and Hammad’s Appropriation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet

Open Cultural Studies
The purpose of this paper is to examine how Palestinian-British novelist Isabella Hammad’s Enter Ghost (2023) appropriates Shakespeare’s Hamlet since it narrates the story of a Palestinian theatrical troupe who are trying to put on a performance of ...
Yousef Abu Amrieh, Ahmed Shalabi
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Spanish reception of Molina Foix and Plaza’s 1992 version of The Merchant of Venice: a reassessment

MonTI : monographs in translation and interpreting
The present paper reassesses the Spanish reception of Vicente Molina Foix’s and José Carlos Plaza’s Spanish version of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, premiered at the María Guerrero Theatre (Madrid) in 1992. Taking into account the interdependence
Purificación Ribes Traver
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The Afterlives of Shakespeare and Company in Online Social Readership

Journal of Cultural Analytics
The growth of social reading platforms such as Goodreads and LibraryThing enables us to analyze reading activity at very large scale and in remarkable detail. But twenty-first century systems give us a perspective only on contemporary readers. Meanwhile,
Maria Antoniak   +5 more
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The political relevance of a love story: Thomas Otway’s interpretation of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet

Shagi / Steps
The article is devoted to the reception of Shakespeare’s works in England in the last third of the 17th century, when Shakespeare’s plays were rewritten for the stage and adapted to the contemporary conditions and rules of English drama.
E. Lutsenko
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Print Culture and the Composition of a Visual Anthology: The Picturesque Beauties of Shakespeare (1783–1787)

The Huntington Library Quarterly
:This article explores the print-cultural and aesthetic significance of Charles Taylor's illustrated anthology of Shakespeare's plays, The Picturesque Beauties of Shakespeare (1783–1787).
Morteza Lak
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