Majesty and the Masses in Shakespeare and Marlowe
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Majesty and the Masses in Shakespeare and Marlowe
Western Anti-Monarchism, The Earl of Essex Challenge, and Political Stagecraft
Fitter, Chris
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2022
364
Mole
Inglês
9780367552503
15 a 20 dias
494
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Preface
PART ONE: THE DIVINE ROUT OF KINGS? WESTERN TRADITIONS IN NEGATION OF MONARCHY
Chapter 1: Surveying the Inheritance of Indictment
Ancient Greece and Rome
Biblical Legacies
Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages
The Reformation
The Italian Renaissance, Humanist Values, Republican Thought
Humanism and Republican Thought in England
Tyranny and Resistance Theory
Plebeian Perspectives and the Commonweal Touchstone
Freedom of Speech
Chapter 2: Collapsing the Foundations of Tudor Sacral Kingship: Ernst Kantorowicz, Erasmus, and Sir Thomas Elyot
Chapter 3: Countering Monarchic Propaganda: Shakespeare and royalism, Marlowe's Massacre at Paris, and Shakespeare's Richard III
PART TWO: KINGSHIP AND THE ESSEX CHALLENGE
Chapter 4: Richard II as Elizabethans Received it: Dating, Dissidence, and Essex 1596 vs. Essex 1601
Chapter 5: Richard II and the Politics of Stagecraft: Audience Relations and the Negative Dialectic
Chapter 6: "Opposed Eyes": Popular Crisis, Class-Surveillance, and the Turn against Kingship in I Henry IV
Chapter 7: King Henry, Hotspur, Essex: Negating the Negation, and the Plebeian Commonweal Paradigm
Bibliography
PART ONE: THE DIVINE ROUT OF KINGS? WESTERN TRADITIONS IN NEGATION OF MONARCHY
Chapter 1: Surveying the Inheritance of Indictment
Ancient Greece and Rome
Biblical Legacies
Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages
The Reformation
The Italian Renaissance, Humanist Values, Republican Thought
Humanism and Republican Thought in England
Tyranny and Resistance Theory
Plebeian Perspectives and the Commonweal Touchstone
Freedom of Speech
Chapter 2: Collapsing the Foundations of Tudor Sacral Kingship: Ernst Kantorowicz, Erasmus, and Sir Thomas Elyot
Chapter 3: Countering Monarchic Propaganda: Shakespeare and royalism, Marlowe's Massacre at Paris, and Shakespeare's Richard III
PART TWO: KINGSHIP AND THE ESSEX CHALLENGE
Chapter 4: Richard II as Elizabethans Received it: Dating, Dissidence, and Essex 1596 vs. Essex 1601
Chapter 5: Richard II and the Politics of Stagecraft: Audience Relations and the Negative Dialectic
Chapter 6: "Opposed Eyes": Popular Crisis, Class-Surveillance, and the Turn against Kingship in I Henry IV
Chapter 7: King Henry, Hotspur, Essex: Negating the Negation, and the Plebeian Commonweal Paradigm
Bibliography
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Richard III;Shakespeare's politics;Henri III;political stagecraft;King Richard III;Marlowe's criticism;Pope Alexander III;Western anti-monarchism;Young Men;nobleman Earl of Essex's;William Hunt;Shakespeare's Richard III;Town's End;Edward III;Lord Chamberlains;Accession Day Tilts;Shakespeare's Richard II;Richard II
Preface
PART ONE: THE DIVINE ROUT OF KINGS? WESTERN TRADITIONS IN NEGATION OF MONARCHY
Chapter 1: Surveying the Inheritance of Indictment
Ancient Greece and Rome
Biblical Legacies
Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages
The Reformation
The Italian Renaissance, Humanist Values, Republican Thought
Humanism and Republican Thought in England
Tyranny and Resistance Theory
Plebeian Perspectives and the Commonweal Touchstone
Freedom of Speech
Chapter 2: Collapsing the Foundations of Tudor Sacral Kingship: Ernst Kantorowicz, Erasmus, and Sir Thomas Elyot
Chapter 3: Countering Monarchic Propaganda: Shakespeare and royalism, Marlowe's Massacre at Paris, and Shakespeare's Richard III
PART TWO: KINGSHIP AND THE ESSEX CHALLENGE
Chapter 4: Richard II as Elizabethans Received it: Dating, Dissidence, and Essex 1596 vs. Essex 1601
Chapter 5: Richard II and the Politics of Stagecraft: Audience Relations and the Negative Dialectic
Chapter 6: "Opposed Eyes": Popular Crisis, Class-Surveillance, and the Turn against Kingship in I Henry IV
Chapter 7: King Henry, Hotspur, Essex: Negating the Negation, and the Plebeian Commonweal Paradigm
Bibliography
PART ONE: THE DIVINE ROUT OF KINGS? WESTERN TRADITIONS IN NEGATION OF MONARCHY
Chapter 1: Surveying the Inheritance of Indictment
Ancient Greece and Rome
Biblical Legacies
Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages
The Reformation
The Italian Renaissance, Humanist Values, Republican Thought
Humanism and Republican Thought in England
Tyranny and Resistance Theory
Plebeian Perspectives and the Commonweal Touchstone
Freedom of Speech
Chapter 2: Collapsing the Foundations of Tudor Sacral Kingship: Ernst Kantorowicz, Erasmus, and Sir Thomas Elyot
Chapter 3: Countering Monarchic Propaganda: Shakespeare and royalism, Marlowe's Massacre at Paris, and Shakespeare's Richard III
PART TWO: KINGSHIP AND THE ESSEX CHALLENGE
Chapter 4: Richard II as Elizabethans Received it: Dating, Dissidence, and Essex 1596 vs. Essex 1601
Chapter 5: Richard II and the Politics of Stagecraft: Audience Relations and the Negative Dialectic
Chapter 6: "Opposed Eyes": Popular Crisis, Class-Surveillance, and the Turn against Kingship in I Henry IV
Chapter 7: King Henry, Hotspur, Essex: Negating the Negation, and the Plebeian Commonweal Paradigm
Bibliography
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Richard III;Shakespeare's politics;Henri III;political stagecraft;King Richard III;Marlowe's criticism;Pope Alexander III;Western anti-monarchism;Young Men;nobleman Earl of Essex's;William Hunt;Shakespeare's Richard III;Town's End;Edward III;Lord Chamberlains;Accession Day Tilts;Shakespeare's Richard II;Richard II
