Shakespeare studies & criticism books

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Wide-ranging and ambitiously conceived, this Research Companion investigates Shakespeare’s relationship to the classic...  Read More >>

The Reading Of Shakespeare is enjoined upon all by Professor James M. Hoppin, as conducive to success in various...  Read More >>

This guide to Othello is ideal for use in the classroom or for revision, providing insight into characterisation,...  Read More >>

Challenges the notion that the theater of the 1960s falls neatly into two categories, mainstream or experimental...  Read More >>

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This book examines the drama of Shakespeare and his contemporaries from the perspective of the period’s radically...  Read More >>

Challenges the notion that the theater of the 1960s falls neatly into two categories, mainstream or experimental...  Read More >>

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Double Shakespeares examines contemporary performances of Shakespeare’s plays, and narratives about rehearsing and...  Read More >>

The theatrical history of A Midsummer Night's Dream, from the 1590s to the 1990s, forms the introduction to the...  Read More >>

New Kittredge Shakespeare editions combine performance issues in feature films with the clarity of Kittredge's notes...  Read More >>

In this hardcover reproduction of a rare 1922 edition, the drama of the melancholy Dane unfolds amid haunting black-and-white...  Read More >>

This book offers global coverage of topics central to Shakespeare studies while also extending critical debate in...  Read More >>

Treating hunger and disgust as political as well as aesthetic categories of experience, this book covers a wide...  Read More >>

The problem of justice seems to have haunted Shakespeare as it haunted Renaissance Christendom. In this book, first...  Read More >>

The twenty-eight essays of this collection, first published in 1962, are the work of distinguished scholars. The...  Read More >>

To show how the casuistical tradition illuminates the study of major literary works in the English Renaissance,...  Read More >>

In this fascinating book, Leah S. Marcus argues that the colonial context in which Shakespeare was edited and disseminated...  Read More >>

In this fascinating book, Leah S. Marcus argues that the colonial context in which Shakespeare was edited and disseminated...  Read More >>

To show how the casuistical tradition illuminates the study of major literary works in the English Renaissance,...  Read More >>

In Shakespeare On Stage Vol 2, twelve leading actors talk about twelve of the best-known roles ever written, revealing...  Read More >>

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Originally published in 1925, Kellner’s work explores the reasons and potential mistakes which may account for the...  Read More >>

This title, first published in 1786 (this reprint first published in 1970), presents Kemble’s nuanced criticisms...  Read More >>