CAHIERS ÉLISABÉTHAINS
Late Medieval and Renaissance English Studies
Number 47 April 1995
CONTENTS
From the Editors. Policy p.iii
Guest Contributors p.iv
Abstracts p.v
ARTICLES
- Frédéric PEYRÉ : Lines, Circles, Letters, and Characters: The Conjuration of Tragedyp.1 abstractrésumé
- Peter K. AYERS : Staging Modernity: Chapman, Jonson, and the Decline from the Golden Age p.9 abstractrésumé
- A.J. HOENSELAARS : The Elizabethans and the Turk at Constantinople p.29 abstractrésumé
- James DAWES : Truth and Decay in Shakespeare's Sonnets p.43 abstractrésumé
- Stephen M. BUHLE : 'By the Mass, our hearts are in the trim': Catholicism and British Identity in Olivier's Routledge p.55 abstractrésumé
- M. NOSTBAKKEN : Rowley's When You See Me You Know Me: Political Drama in Transition Faith p.71 abstractrésumé
- Michel BITOT : 'Alteration in a Commonwealth': Disturbing Voices in Caroline Dramap.79abstractrésumé
NOTES
- Who Called F1 Best First? A Note on Shakespeare's First Folio in the Eighteenth Century Bernice W. KLIMAN p.87abstractrésumé
REVIEWS Plays
- Shakespeare at the Stratford Festival, Ontario, 1994
- Othello, dir. Brian Bedford, July 94 (William T. Liston) p.93
- Hamlet, dir. Richard Monette, July 94 (WTL) p.95
- Twelfth Night, dir. Richard Monette, July 94 (WTL) p.96
- The Tempest, dir. Bill Alexander, Birmingham Rep, Sept. p.94 (Peter J. Smith) p.98
- Hamlet, dir. Peter Hall, Derngate, Northampton, Oct. 94 (PJS) p.100
- 1994-95 RSC Autumn/Winter Season at Stratford-upon-Avon
REVIEWS Books
- Romy Heylen, Translation, Poetics, and the Stage: Six FrenchHamlets,Routledge (1992) (François Maguin) p.127
- Douglas Bruster, Drama and the Market in the Age of Shakespeare,CUP (1992) (James L. Helm) p.135
BOOKS RECEIVED
(listed by Angela Maguin) p.139REVIEWS Records
- J. Dowland, The First Book of Ayres, John Elwes, tenor, MatthiasSpaeter, luth. Disques Pierre Verany (1994) (Pierre Iselin) p.145
RSC Plans for 1995-96 p.149Back to CERRA's home page