Shakespeare, Italy, and Intertextuality

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Michele Marrapodi
Manchester University Press, 2004 - 278 psl.
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Introduction; Part I: Theory And Practice; Part II: Culture And Tradition; Part III: Text And Ideology; Part IV: Stage And Spectacle; Afterword; Select bibliography; Index.

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Seven types of intertextuality
13
English bodies in Italian habits
26
intertextuality in action
45
the crisis of the aristocracy in Troilus
59
Italian intertexts of the ransom plot
73
the novella as mediator between
107
luxury sodomy and miscegenation
131
xenophobia and the erosion of tragedy
145
Julius Caesar in the light
176
Italian sources
197
Shakespeare Middleton
216
Roman art in Romeo and Juliet Antony
227
art works apocrypha and the stage
239
Italy as intertext
253
Select bibliography of recent publications
259
Index
269

Measure for Measure and the Italianate
158
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PavadinimasShakespeare, Italy, and Intertextuality
Shakespeare, Italy, and Intertextuality, Michele Marrapodi
RedaktoriusMichele Marrapodi
Leidimasiliustruotas
LeidėjasManchester University Press, 2004
ISBN0719066662, 9780719066665
Ilgis278 psl.
  
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