Focusing on the mobilization of Shakespeare's works during conflicts from the eighteenth to the twenty-first century, this study employs interdisciplinary research to establish a new critical methodology. It highlights the creativity and diversity found in wartime theater productions and examines their varying impacts, offering fresh insights into the role of literature in times of conflict.
Focusing on the role of overlooked publication agents, this book re-evaluates the construction and interpretation of early modern history plays. It delves into how these agents influenced the genre, shedding light on their impact in shaping historical narratives and the theatrical landscape of the time. Through this lens, the work challenges conventional views and highlights the significance of these often-ignored figures in the literary and cultural history of the period.
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