Juliet And The Nurse,
2019
University of Mississippi
Juliet And The Nurse, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Large mounted print with attached card with quotation
Mrs. D. P. Bowers As Lady Macbeth,
2019
University of Mississippi
Mrs. D. P. Bowers As Lady Macbeth, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Large mounted print
Ophelia,
2019
University of Mississippi
Ophelia, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Small mounted print
Mr. J. P. Harley As Touchstone,
2019
University of Mississippi
Mr. J. P. Harley As Touchstone, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Small mounted print
Miss Woolgar As Roasalind,
2019
University of Mississippi
Miss Woolgar As Roasalind, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Small mounted print
Mrs. H. Marston And Mr. F. Younge As Audrey And Touchstone,
2019
University of Mississippi
Mrs. H. Marston And Mr. F. Younge As Audrey And Touchstone, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Small mounted print
Macbeth,
2019
University of Mississippi
Macbeth, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Small mounted print
King Henry Iv,
2019
University of Mississippi
King Henry Iv, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Small mounted print
Mr. Hackett As Falstaff,
2019
University of Mississippi
Mr. Hackett As Falstaff, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Small mounted print
Mr. Compton As Launce,
2019
University of Mississippi
Mr. Compton As Launce, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Medium mounted print
Mr. Edwin Forrest As Macbeth,
2019
University of Mississippi
Mr. Edwin Forrest As Macbeth, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Medium mounted print
Mr. Creswick As Hotspur,
2019
University of Mississippi
Mr. Creswick As Hotspur, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Medium mounted print
Ophelia (Hamlet),
2019
University of Mississippi
Ophelia (Hamlet), Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Large mounted print with annotated card
Ariel (The Tempest),
2019
University of Mississippi
Ariel (The Tempest), Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Large mounted print with annotated card
William Shakespeare, Image 002,
2019
University of Mississippi
William Shakespeare, Image 002, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Large mounted print
William Shakespeare, Image 001,
2019
University of Mississippi
William Shakespeare, Image 001, Author Unknown
As Good Luck Would Have It: The Rich Tradition of Shakespeare Scholarship in the Library
Small mounted print
Architectural Rhetoric In Shakespeare And Spenser,
2019
Western Michigan University
Architectural Rhetoric In Shakespeare And Spenser, Jennifer C. Vaught
Research in Medieval and Early Modern Culture
Jennifer C. Vaught illustrates how architectural rhetoric in Shakespeare and Spenser provides a bridge between the human body and mind and the nonhuman world of stone and timber. The recurring figure of the body as a besieged castle in Shakespeare’s drama and Spenser’s allegory reveals that their works are mutually based on medieval architectural allegories exemplified by the morality play The Castle of Perseverance. Intertextual and analogous connections between the generically hybrid works of Shakespeare and Spenser demonstrate how they conceived of individuals not in isolation from the physical environment but in profound relation to it. This book approaches …
Shelley’S Frankenstein As A Book Of Love And Despair,
2019
National Chengchi Univeresity
Shelley’S Frankenstein As A Book Of Love And Despair, Shun-Liang Chao
CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture
Influenced by Enlightenment philosophes like Rousseau and Smith, Romantic writers, such as Coleridge and Percy Shelley, celebrate the sublime power of sympathetic love to merge the self and the other (be it human or inhuman) into a wondrous whole, thereby precluding the dangers of solitude and solipsism. Not all Romantic writers, however, share the same sanguine view of love. In Frankenstein, for instance, Mary Shelley offers an alternative to the optimistic perspective on the capacity of (mutual) sympathy. She shapes the novel into tales of bitter solitude, one caused by the lack of sympathetic understanding between Victor and nature, …
Recovering The Archive And Finding Forgiveness In Park’S The Truth Commissioner,
2019
Tulane University
Recovering The Archive And Finding Forgiveness In Park’S The Truth Commissioner, Aleksandra Hajduczek
CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture
In her article “Recovering the Archive and Finding Forgiveness in Park’s The Truth Commissioner,” the author utilizes Jacque Derrida's theories about the function of archivization and the “impossible madness” of pure forgiveness to examine how these issues are addressed in post peace process Troubles fiction, focusing specifically on David Park's 2008 novel The Truth Commissioner. Park's text provides a particularly relevant example of the tension that Derrida outlines between the need for an unconditional, pure, and "hyperbolic" forgiveness and the conditional, judicial forgiveness that he associates with the truth recovery process.
Furious: Myth, Gender, And The Origins Of Lady Macbeth,
2019
CUNY Graduate Center
Furious: Myth, Gender, And The Origins Of Lady Macbeth, Emma King
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
This thesis attempts to understand the fabulously complex and poisonously unsettling Lady Macbeth as a product of classical reception and intertextuality in early modern England. Whence comes her “undaunted mettle” (1.7.73)? Why is she, like the regicide she helps commit, such a “bloody piece of work” (2.3.108)? How does her ability to be “bloody, bold, and resolute” (4.1.81), as Macbeth is commanded to be, reflect canonical literary ideas, early modern or otherwise, regarding women, gender, and violence? Approaching texts in the literary canon as the result of transformation and reception, this research analyzes the ways in which Lady Macbeth’s gender, …
