...Julia Reinhard Lupton The Vanishing: Shakespeare, the Subject, and Early Modern Culture . By Christopher Pye. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 2000. xii + 199 pp. © 2002 University of Washington 2002 Reviews The Vanishing: Shakespeare, the Subject, and Early Modern Culture...

...Jean E. Howard © 2003 University of Washington 2003 Jean E. Howard is William E. Ransford Professor of English at Columbia University. An editor of The Norton Shakespeare (1997) and author of,among other titles, The Stage and Social Struggle in Early Modern England (1994), she is now...

... Approaches to French Women Romantic Poets,” Romanticism on the Net , nos. 29-30 (2003). Shakespeare, Women, and French Romanticism Aimée Boutin hakespeare, coming upon me unawares, struck me like a thunder- Sbolt. The lightning flash of that sublime discovery opened before me at a stroke...

...Michael Harrawood © 2004 University of Washington 2004 Michael Harrawood is assistant professor of English and comparative literature at the Wilkes Honors College of Florida Atlantic University. Shakespeare in the Caribbean: The Morant Bay Massacre, Jamaica, 1865 Michael...

... and at a fitting length. It has re- wards for all students of drama and of French influences on twentieth-century Anglo-American poetry. WILLIAMW University of Washington ILLEFORD Mighty Opposites: Shakespeare...

...Donald M. Friedman Annk Ferry. Cambridge, Mass., and London: Harvard University Press, 1975. 287 pp. $11.50. Copyright © 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 310 REVIEWS All in War with Time: Love Poetry of Shakespeare...

...Brents Stirling 334 Reviews private theatres, to which the lowest price of admission was 6d., put an end to it. “The difference between Shakespeare and Fletcher is, in some inverse fashion, the difference between a penny and sixpence.” Nor has such an audience...

.... PAULG. RUGGIERS University of Oklahoma The Early Shakespeare. By A. C. HAMILTON.San Marino, Calif.: Hunting- ton Library, 1967. ix + 237 pp. $6.50. Anyone who reads only a portion of this book may fail to appreciate what its author has done. Each of the twelve chapters will extend...

...Rolf Soellner “HANG UP PHILOSOPHY !” SHAKESPEARE AND THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE By ROLFSOELLNER* It has long been noted, undoubtedly to the chagrin of philosophically minded lovers of Shakespeare, that the attitude toward philosophy displayed...

... objective historian must admit-a considerable impact on morals and mores. To omit them is to misuse history. ROBERTDONALD SPECTOR Long Island University Shakespeare and the Renaissance Concept of Honor. By CURTIS BROWN...

...J. D. Hainsworth Copyright © 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 SHAKESPEARE, SON OF BECKETT? By J. D. HAINSWORTH As long ago as 1919, T. S. Eliot was arguing that the literature of the past could be altered by the literature of the present...

.... MARGARETBUSHNELL University of Washington The Art and Life of WilZiwn ShakesSeare. By HAZELTONSPENCER. New York : Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1940. $2.25. Whenever literature returns to the human spirit for its inspira- tion, Shakespeare, according to Mr. Spencer, comes to the front...

...Kenneth Muir Copyright © 1968 by Duke University Press 1968 1 Brian Vickerst. he Artist of Shakespeares PYOSGL. ondon: Methuen, 1968. ix + 452 pp. $12.00; 755. Distributed in?JSA. by Barnes & Noble. SHAKESPEARE: PROSE AND VERSE...

... Shakespeare. By WILBURSANDERS. Cambridge: At the University Press, 1968. xi + 391 pp. $9.50. In the last generation or two, the adoption of “the history of ideas” as an approach to literary criticism has become more common. Arthur Love- joy’s celebrated paper on the historiography...

...Brents Stirling Copyright © 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 ANTI-DEMOCRACY IN SHAKESPEARE : A RE-SURVEY By BRENTSSTIRLING It is well known that the political theme in Shakespeare lays systematic stress upon hierarchy and social discip1ine.l...

... Library, the present volume, printed at the University of California Press, is a delight to both eye and hand. FREDERICKM.PADELFORD University of Washington Shakespeare and Other Masters. By ELMEREDGAR STOLL. Cam- bridge...

...). Or, “These are some of the problems the solutions of which remain to be substantiated in a forthcoming study” (p. 145). DONALDK. HOWARD TheJohns Hopkins University Shakespeare and the Earl of Southampton. By G. P. V. AKRIGG.Cambridge: Harvard...

...-class man; and in his Utopia are many hints of his everyday interests. ALLENR. BENHAM UBiversity of Washifigton Shakespeare Survey : An Annual Survey of Shakespearean Study 6. Production. Volume 3. Edited by ALLARDYCENICOLL...

...R. W. Babcock Copyright © 1952 by Duke University Press 1952 HISTORICAL CRITICISM OF SHAKESPEARE By R. W. BABCOCK Probably the most important’ type of modern criticism of Shake- speare is historical criticism. Basically, some critics say, it is just...

...Fredson Bowers REVIEWS Ncw Readings in Shakespearc. By C. J. SISSON.Vol. I : Introduction, Comedies, Poems. Vol. I1 : Histories, Tragedies. Cambridge : At the University Press, Shakespeare Problem Series, Vol. VIII, 1956. I, viii -I- 218; 11, vi + 300...