Shakespeare after 9/11 : how a social trauma reshapes interpretation /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Lewiston, N.Y. :
Edwin Mellen Press,
[2011]
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| Series: | Shakespeare yearbook ;
v. 20. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Shakespeare after 9/11 / Matthew Biberman
- "This thing of darkness" (prose poem) / Tom Sleigh
- Shakespeare and terror / Graham Holderness and Bryan Loughrey
- Extraordinary renditions: toward an agency of place / Linda Charnes
- "Wicked meaning in a lawful deed": Shakespeare on the obscenity of power / Slavoj Zizek
- Explosive signifiers: Sulayman al-Bassam's post 9/11 odyssey / Margaret Litvin
- Shakespeare and the dialectic of enlightenment: a presentist perspective / Hugh Grady
- Harry after VV / Scott Newstock and Harry Berger Jr
- Shakespeare after 5/11 / Jonathan Gil Harris
- Whither brutus?: rethinking Julius Caesar in the new American century / Scott Maisano
- "Senseless ilium" / Christopher Pye
- Shakespeare-for the long haul / Elizabeth Jane Bellamy
- "And here's thy hand": Titus Andronicus in a time of terror / James Kuzner
- Contemplating suicide: Shakespeare after the September 11 attacks / Bryan Reynolds
- Shakespeare's "bare (ruined) choirs" / Richard Burt
- The great awakening (poem) / Robert Polito
- "All are punished": staging Romeo and Juliet in a post 9/11 world 231 / Stephen M. Davies
- On 9/11 as a concept for Shakespeare productions / Cynthia White
- Thoughts on Shakespeare after 9/11 / Terry Burgler
- Beyond humanism and postmodernism: a Hamlet for the 21st century / Walter A. Davies
- "This rough magic" / Sidney Berger
- Guernica unveiled (poem) / Graham Holderness
- "Preposterous violence": Shakespeare after 9/11, 9/11 after Shakespeare / Ben Saunders.