Shakespeare, the Sea and the Stage
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The sea for Shakespeare is both a location and a metaphor; and either way it affords him an extraordinary freedom of invention, releasing whatever in the plays is vast, fluid and unceasing. It is also a defining element of his historical context: he lived and worked a few yards from one of the great maritime rivers of the world, and for much of his career England was engaged in a naval war with Spain. So the Shakespearean sea invites two distinct...
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:1399539493
ISBN13:9781399539494
Release Date:January 1
Publisher:Edinburgh University Press
Length:208 Pages
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