Shakespearean Language and the Public Sphere: Performance and Staged Meaning

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Through a close reading of Shakespeare's works, Nigel Wood argues for the power of Shakespeare's dramatic language to shape the consciousness of the audiences of his time and to play a role in the development of a public sphere in early modern England. He traces the verbal patterning and repetition of a range of keywords across plays, distinguishing between their accepted meaning and the potency of performance to introduce fluid nuances of meaning...

Format:Hardcover

Language:English

ISBN:1350105724

ISBN13:9781350105720

Release Date:January 2025

Publisher:Arden Shakespeare

Length:240 Pages

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