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Shakespeare in Company
Shakespeare as literary dramatist
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Author(s):
Bart van Es
Publication date:
February 14 2013
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
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February 14 2013
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DOI:
10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199569311.003.0004
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Prologue: Shakespeare’s early life and the origins of commercial theatre (1576–1592)
pp. 21
Imitation and identity
pp. 37
The working conditions of the playwright
pp. 56
Shakespeare as literary dramatist
pp. 79
Control over casting
pp. 99
The events of 1594
pp. 109
Relational drama
pp. 125
Shakespeare’s singularity
pp. 149
The Globe partnership
pp. 163
Robert Armin
pp. 195
The children’s companies
pp. 232
Richard Burbage
pp. 251
The events of 1608
pp. 263
Shakespeare’s late style
pp. 278
Shakespeare and co-authorship
pp. 302
Conclusion
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