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Editing Archipelagic Shakespeare
0Original price was: ₹2,367.00.₹1,775.00Current price is: ₹1,775.00.This scholarly work examines how Shakespeare’s plays have been edited and interpreted across different geographical and cultural contexts. Loughnane and Maley explore the editorial choices that shape our understanding of the Bard’s works in an archipelagic framework.
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How the World Became a Book in Shakespeare’s England
0Original price was: ₹4,603.00.₹3,452.00Current price is: ₹3,452.00.Jonathan P. Lamb explores how the concept of the world itself became textual and readable during Shakespeare’s era. This groundbreaking study examines the transformation of global understanding through the lens of early modern literature and culture.
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Shakespeare and Scale: The Archive of Early Printed English (Elements in Shakespeare and Text)
0Original price was: ₹2,236.00.₹1,677.00Current price is: ₹1,677.00.This scholarly work examines how Shakespeare’s texts were transformed through early printed editions, exploring the relationship between scale, archives, and textual transmission. Basu investigates how the material properties of printed books shaped the interpretation and understanding of Shakespeare’s works during the early modern period.
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Shakespeare Broadcasts and the Question of Value (Elements in Shakespeare and Text)
0Original price was: ₹2,367.00.₹1,775.00Current price is: ₹1,775.00.This Element examines how Shakespeare’s plays have been adapted and presented through radio and television broadcasts, exploring what these adaptations reveal about changing interpretations of Shakespeare’s value and relevance. Sharrock analyzes how broadcasting technologies have shaped our understanding and reception of Shakespeare’s works across different media and time periods.
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Shakespeare Survey: Volume 68, Shakespeare, Origins and Originality
0Original price was: ₹17,710.00.₹13,283.00Current price is: ₹13,283.00.Shakespeare Survey Volume 68 explores the origins and originality of Shakespeare’s works. Edited by Peter Holland and published by Cambridge University Press, this scholarly collection examines how Shakespeare drew from earlier sources while creating enduring literary innovations.
