Rome in Shakespeare’s World
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- Nombre de pages316
- FormatPDF
- ISBN978-88-9359-160-7
- EAN9788893591607
- Date de parution13/07/2018
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille3 Mo
- Infos supplémentairespdf
- ÉditeurEdizioni di Storia e Letteratura
Résumé
The thirteen essays in this collection investigate the different ways in which Shakespeare took advantage of the contrast between the mythologized ancient values of a Rome long past and the sense of their decline: a crisis which was already there, in his Augustan or even later Latin sources - and which he appropriates dramatically in his theatre, as a discoursive pattern, to make it interact anachronistically with the unsettling context of his own early modern times.
Perhaps thus metamorphosing the mythical core of Rome and its history into what is - tragically - spectrally meaningful and returning.
Perhaps thus metamorphosing the mythical core of Rome and its history into what is - tragically - spectrally meaningful and returning.
The thirteen essays in this collection investigate the different ways in which Shakespeare took advantage of the contrast between the mythologized ancient values of a Rome long past and the sense of their decline: a crisis which was already there, in his Augustan or even later Latin sources - and which he appropriates dramatically in his theatre, as a discoursive pattern, to make it interact anachronistically with the unsettling context of his own early modern times.
Perhaps thus metamorphosing the mythical core of Rome and its history into what is - tragically - spectrally meaningful and returning.
Perhaps thus metamorphosing the mythical core of Rome and its history into what is - tragically - spectrally meaningful and returning.