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comparison of six adaptations of Shakespeare's Coriolanus, 1681-1962
how changing politics influence the interpretation of a text
Nahum Tate: the tastes of the time -- John Dennis: this want of dramatical justice -- Thomas Sheridan: little or no plot -- John Philip Kemble: precious materials -- René-Louis Piachaud: an unforeseen opportunity -- Bertolt Brecht: Shakespeare as raw material -- Conclusion.
David George ; with a foreword by Edmund M. Taft.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 111-119) and index.