A suggested list of literary criticism on william shakespeare s henry iv part 2. I will, as i feel it explains it so much better than i can, quote the introduction to henry iv part i from the riverside shakespeare 1974 edition. Blakemore evans, harry levin, herschel baker, anne barton, frank. I love falstaff, as do a great deal of shakespeare lovers of course. But in 1974, the same year my riverside shakespeare was printed, the caretakers of the stratford monument announced that the sixline poem had been vandalized. The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare 1974 0610 rated 0. To ask other readers questions about the riverside shakespeare, please sign up. The riverside shakespeare is, and seems intended to be, a monument to itself. The riverside shakespeare 0395044022 by william shakespeare. In the early 1500s english poets began experimenting with the sonnet, a type of poem first used in italy in the fourteenth century. The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare 1974 0610 william shakespeare on.
Free download or read online the riverside shakespeare pdf epub book. The merchant of venice william shakespeare 1911 riverside edition annotated for school use by samuel thurber. Founded with a core of graduates from the university of california at berkeley, the riverside shakespeare company of new. For an anthology with more than one volume, you would note the volume number you accessed. Find the riverside shakespeare by shakespeare, william at biblio. Blakemore evans, an eminent elizabethan scholar and editor of the shakespearean canon, foremost the riverside shakespeare, died on dec. How to cite shakespeare cite this for me free reference. Focusing on shakespeare plays and other classical repertoire, it operated through 1997. The first riverside shakespeare was edited by richard grant white and published in 1883 and 1901. This electronic version contains nothing but the texts of the plays from the first edition. Jan 15, 2006 nevertheless, shakespeare showed an uncannily prescient understanding of prion disease transmission via exposure to neural tissues. The riverside shakespeare, edited by grant evans, vol.
The second edition of this complete collection of shakespeare s plays and poems features two new essays on recent criticism and productions, fully updated textual notes, a photographic insert of recent productions, and two new works now attributed to. The riverside shakespeare second edition the complete. Riverside literature series julius caesar by william shakespeare by edited by richard grant white and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at. Riverside shakespeare edition 1 by william shakespeare. Pages can include limited notes and highlighting, and the copy can include previous owner inscriptions. Stephen booth deals very graciously with my general introduction to the riverside shakespeare nyr, december 12. The riverside shakespeare hardcover december 1, 1973 by william shakespeare author. A suggested list of literary criticism on william shakespeares richard ii. The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare 19740610 rated 0. Since its publication in 1974, the riverside shakespeare has been the singlevolume edition of choice for teachers, students, and scholars. The first edition of the novel was published in january 1st 1974, and was written by william shakespeare. With 4,042 lines and 29,551 words, hamlet is the longest shakespearean play based on the first edition of the riverside shakespeare, 1974. To the editors stephen booth deals very graciously with my general introduction to the riverside shakespeare nyr, december 12.
The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare 19740610 hardcover 1648 by william shakespeare author. Buy the riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare, g. This hardback book the riverside shakespeare is preowned and is in good condition. Hardcover measures 8 38 by 10 14 inches tall, 1923 pages. The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare 1974 0610. The average length of a play in elizabethan england was 3000 lines.
Buy riverside shakespeare 74 edition 9780395044025 by william shakespeare for up to 90% off at. Because the sonnets are sequenced numerically, it is not necessary to include page numbers in your parenthetical citation though doing so would not be incorrect. Citing shakespeare in apa format in an anthology formula. Hardcover, 1974 the riverside shakespeare hardcover 1974 by william shakespeare, g. The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare, g. Had someone connected those punctuation marks, and the shocked curators felt they must erase the possibility of another such. With 1,787 lines and 14,369 words, the comedy of errors is the shortest shakespearean play also based on the first edition of the riverside shakespeare. Isbn 9780395044025 the riverside shakespeare direct textbook.
His most daring alteration was to add another set of twins to the story and thereby double. Sonnet by william shakespeare published in the riverside shakespeare, 1974. In 1974, when the riverside shakespeare was published by houghton mifflin, the venerated twovolume collection of shakespeares poems and plays was thick as a tewkesbury mustard. With 4,042 lines and 29,551 words, hamlet is the longest shakespearean play based on the first edition of the riverside shakespeare 1974. In the words of the first folio of 1623, the riverside shakespeare is addressed to the great variety of readers.
The second edition of this complete collection of shakespeares plays and poems features two new essays on recent criticism and productions, fully updated textual notes, a photographic insert of recent productions, and two new works now attributed to. While shakespeare adapted his comedy from plautuss menaechme and amphitruo, he did not slavishly copy plot and structure but reshaped it in a uniquely shakespearean way. A sullied, sallied, solid text from the december 12, 1974 issue to the editors. The pulter project the weinberg college media and design. Click for a sketch of the riverside shakespeare picture. The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare 19740610 william shakespeare on. The riverside shakespeare book by william shakespeare. Fortunately, the riverside shakespeare maximizes the positive qualities of both the second good quarto and the first folio, borrowing the best elements from both versions of the play to create a new authoritative edition. Good friend for jesus sake forbeare, to dig the dust enclosed here.
The riverside shakespeare hardcover 1974 by william shakespeare author. The book was published in multiple languages including english, consists of 2057 pages and is available in hardcover format. The riverside shakespeare company of new york city was founded in 1977 as a professional theatre company on the upper west side of new york city, by w. Get the best deals on riverside shakespeare when you shop the. The riverside shakespeare second edition the complete works.
A sullied, sallied, solid text by stephen booth the new york. Double the confusion, and the comedy utah shakespeare festival. On building a 21st century reading experience with a 17th century poet. A new version was published in 1974 as a full scholarly edition, presenting each of the plays with introductions and textual notes, as well as several essays on shakespeare s life and works. It is an excellent buy for anyone who will be studying the plays in depth, since it gives background in the introduction as well as extensive notes to the text. A suggested list of literary criticism on william shakespeares henry iv part 2. The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare 19740610 william shakespeare.
G blakemore evans the works of shakespeare, along with life records and contemporary references, contemporary notices of the plays and poems, early critical comment on the plays and poems, and documents relating to. The riverside shakespeare is the ideal anthology for a family collection. Find 9780395044025 the riverside shakespeare by shakespeare et al at over 30 bookstores. The comedy of errors, one of shakespeares earliest plays, is a tangle of preposterous coincidences and hilarious misunderstandings. The listed critical essays and books will be invaluable for writing essays and papers on richard ii. In the riverside shakespeare 1974, harry levin has observed that shakespeares works have been accorded a place in our culture above and beyond topmost place in our literature. S ir the first reports of prion diseases are mid18thcentury accounts from scotland of sheep scrapie and early20thcentury reports from germany of human dementia with myoclonus. The riverside shakespeare book by william shakespeare 3. This is not the riverside shakespeare, second edition the riverside shakespeare, second edition was published in hardback in 1997. This item will ship to united states, but the seller has not specified shipping options. The articles in these study guides are not meant to mirror or interpret any particular productions at the utah shakespeare festival. William shakespeare, 1564 1616 although there are many myths and mysteries surrounding william shakespeare, a great deal is actually known about his life. A sullied, sallied, solid text from the december 12, 1974 issue.
So many extrasin the form of notes, footnotes, critical essays, justifications for modernized language. Had someone connected those punctuation marks, and the shocked curators felt they must erase the possibility of another such occurance. A suggested list of literary criticism on william shakespeare s richard ii. As an actor, director, and scholar, i must say that the riverside shakespeare is the most complete shakespeare collection on the market. The main characters of this classics, plays story are. The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare 1974. Riverside shakespeare edition 1 available in hardcover. The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare 197406. The riverside shakespeare by shakespeare, william, 15641616. Double the confusion, and the comedy utah shakespeare.
Jan 01, 1974 a shakespeare play is only as good as its edition. They are meant, instead, to be an educational jumpingoff point to understanding and enjoying the play in any production at any theatre a bit more thoroughly. I really enjoyed the opening essays which make the plays easier to understand. The listed critical essays and books will be invaluable for writing essays and papers on henry iv part 2. Blakemore editor published by houghton mifflin company, boston 1974 isbn 10. The riverside shakespeare by william shakespeare 19740610.
Hence i am surprised at the ungraciousnessnot to say the incomprehensionwith which he treats the most important feature of the book, the text of g. Pdf the riverside shakespeare book by william shakespeare. Used good ships same or next business day with delivery confirmation. This 1,890 square foot house sits on a 10,019 square foot lot and features 4 bedrooms and 2. Mar 29, 2019 for example, if you were citing an anthology with one volume, you would write, shakespeare, william. He was born in stratforduponavon, son of john shakespeare, a prosperous merchant and local politician and mary arden, who had the wealth to send their oldest son to stratford grammar school. The title page of this electronic version states, based on the 1974 riverside. A new version was published in 1974 as a full scholarly edition, presenting each of the plays with introductions and textual notes, as well as several essays on. The riverside shakespeare complete works 1974 houghton mifflin. We suggest that shakespeares macbeth presents an earlier account of possible human prion disease macbeths descent into madness often elicits psychological interpretations, but he experienced. G blakemore evans the writings of shakespeare, with modern spelling and. For example, if you were citing an anthology with one volume, you would write, shakespeare, william. I would heartily recommend it to any student of shakespeare. A copy that has been read, but remains in clean condition.
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