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E-grāmata: Hamlet: Revised Edition

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This Arden edition of Hamlet, arguably Shakespeare's greatest tragedy, presents an authoritative, modernized text based on the Second Quarto text with a new introductory essay covering key productions and criticism in the decade since its first publication. A timely up-date in the 400th anniversary year of Shakespeare's death which will ensure the Arden edition continues to offer students a comprehensive and current critical account of the play, alongside the most reliable and fully-annotated text available.

Recenzijas

[ Thompson and Taylor] give us a text quite different from the edited versions that shaped debate for much of the past 400 years ... There is intellectual consistency to [ their] position. * Times Literary Supplement * The editors 168 pages of introduction and 103 pages worth of appendices provide an unprecedented level of contextualization on matters cultural, textual, and theatrical. * Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 * The scholarship remains at the high standard expected from the Arden Series Probably one of the most ambitious scholarly editions of the play to be published in the past century or so, if only for its attempt to present the textual complexities of the relationships between quartos and folio by printing all three early authoritative versions. * Sixteenth Century Journal *

Papildus informācija

A landmark edition of Hamlet revised to take account of key productions and developments in criticism since it was first published in 2006.
List of illustrations
xi
General editors' preface xiv
Preface xix
Introduction 1(1)
The challenges of Hamlet
1(16)
The challenge of acting Hamlet
2(6)
The challenge of editing Hamlet
8(5)
The challenge to the greatness of Hamlet: Hamlet versus Lear
13(4)
Hamlet in our time
17(19)
The soliloquies and the modernity of Hamlet
18(8)
Hamlet and Freud
26(6)
Reading against the Hamlet tradition
32(4)
Hamlet in Shakespeare's time
36(24)
Hamlet at the turn of the century
37(7)
The challenge of dating Hamlet
44(16)
Was there an earlier Hamlet play?
45(3)
Are there any early references to Shakespeare's play?
48(2)
Can we date Hamlet in relation to other contemporary plays?
50(4)
Hamlet's first performances
54(6)
The story of Hamlet
60(16)
Murder most foul
60(5)
An antic disposition
65(7)
`Sentences', speeches and thoughts
72(4)
The composition of Hamlet
76(21)
The quartos and the Folio
76(21)
The quartos
76(4)
The First Folio
80(2)
The relationship of Q2 to Q1
82(1)
The relationship of F to Q2
83(3)
What, then, of Q1?
86(2)
Editorial practice
88(4)
Why a three-text edition?
92(5)
Hamlet on stage and screen
97(28)
Hamlet and his points
97(14)
Enter the director
111(6)
Hamlet and politics
117(8)
Novel Hamlets
125(10)
Hamlet meets Fielding, Goethe, Dickens and others
125(4)
Hamlet and women novelists
129(5)
Prequels and sequels
134(1)
The continuing mystery of Hamlet
135(34)
Additions and reconsiderations
143(26)
THE TRAGICAL HISTORY OF HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK
The Second Quarto (1604--5)
169(326)
Appendices
495(148)
1 Folio-only passages
495(9)
2 The nature of the texts
504(64)
The early printed texts
504(1)
The early quartos
504(8)
The First Folio
512(3)
The quartos and folios after 1623
515(1)
Modern editors at work
516(1)
The written text
517(7)
The performed text
524(1)
The printed text
525(3)
The multiple text
528(4)
A common position?
532(5)
Our procedure as editors of Hamlet
537(1)
Determining transmission
537(4)
Editorial principles
541(9)
Lineation and punctuation
550(5)
Textual tables
555(13)
3 Editorial conventions and sample passages
568(9)
Conventions
568(1)
Proper names
568(1)
Act and scene numbers
568(1)
Commentary
568(1)
Textual notes
568(3)
Sample passages
571(6)
4 The act division at 3.4/4.1
577(11)
The editorial tradition
577(5)
The theatrical tradition
582(3)
Our decisions for the new Arden Hamlet
585(3)
5 Casting
588(17)
6 Music
605(3)
Abbreviations and references
608(35)
Abbreviations used in notes
608(1)
Works by and partly by Shakespeare
608(2)
Editions of Shakespeare collated
610(5)
Other works cited
615(28)
Index 643
Neil Taylor is Professor Emeritus at Roehampton University, UK.

Ann Thompson is Professor Emeritus of English Literature at King's College London and a General Editor of the Arden Third Series, UK.
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