Description
Following a general introduction by Peter Holland, the book's five subsections (Teaching Shakespeare, Analyzing Shakespeare Stage Performances, Editing Shakespeare Texts, Analyzing Shakespeare Films, and 'Shopping' in the Archives) are introduced in turn by scholars Miriam Gilbert, W.B. Worthen, Margaret Jane Kidnie, Richard Abel, and Pascale Aebischer. Collectively, the pieces confirm the originality and Elan of Hodgdon's thinking and writing over time, and reveal her as a natural essayist and stylist, with a distinctive engaging voice. The collection is unique in not only collecting so much of Hodgdon's work in one place (with an extensive bibliography of her published work) but also in demonstrating how groundbreaking and influential that work has been in the field.
About the Author
Barbara C. Hodgdon (1932-2018) was Professor of English at the University of Michigan, and previously worked as Ellis and Nelle Levitt Distinguished Professor of English at Drake University. Her many books include The End Crowns All: Closure and Contradiction in Shakespeare's History Plays; Henry IV: Texts and Contexts; The Shakespeare Trade: Performance and Appropriation; and Shakespeare, Performance and the Archive.
Richard Abel is Emeritus Professor of International Film and Media , University of Michigan.
Peter Holland is McMeel Family Professor in Shakespeare Studies, University of Notre Dame.
Book Information
ISBN 9780472132294
Author Barbara C. Hodgdon
Format Hardback
Page Count 332
Imprint The University of Michigan Press
Publisher The University of Michigan Press
Weight(grams) 595g