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essays by American scholars on the anniversary of the poet's birth
vii, 323 pages : illustrations, facsimiles ; 26 cm.
Shakespeare and the myth of perfection, by A. Harbage.--Man successful, by H. Craig.--The Devil can cite Scripture, by E. A. Strathmann.--A book from Shakespeare's library, by J. F. Fleming.--The origins of the Shakespoearian playhouse, by R. Hosley.--Marlowe and Shakespeare, by I. Ribner.--The range of Shakespeare's comedy. by E. Hubler.--Shakespeare's comedies and the critics, by M. Craine.--Shakespeare's confluence of tragedy and comedy, by J. Markels.--'Twere best not know myself, by R. B. Heilman.--"Yet am I inland bred." by M. Doran.--Imagination in A midsummer night's dream, by R. W. Dent.--Whetstone and the sources of Measure for measure, by C.T. Prouty.
--The tempest and the Renaissance idea of man, by J. E. Phillips.--Richard II at Covent Garden, by J. G. McManaway.--Shakespeare's revisions in Titus Andronicus, by J. C. Adams.--Romeo and Juliet: the source of its modern stage career, by G. W. Stone, Jr.--Dramatic structure and criticism: plot in Hamlet, by F. Bowers.--Kittredge on Hamlet, by K. Myrick.--Hamlet's mother, by B. Maxwell.--On Ophelia's madness, by C. Camden.--Troilus in shapes of infinite desire, by W. Farnham.--The role of thought in Othello, by P. A. Jorgensen.--Charity in King Lear, by S. Jayne.--The structure of Antony and Cleopatra, by T. B. Stroup.--Cleopatra's scene with Seleucus, by B. Stirling.--The Shakespeare Association of America, by Mrs. D. F. Hyde.