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Andrew Gurr
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The Shakespeare Company, 1594 1642 - Andrew Gurr York Notes on William Shakespeare's "Coriolanus" (Longman Literature Guides) - Andrew Gurr Studying Shakespeare: An Introduction - ... Studying Shakespeare: An Introduction - Andrew Gurr Who Hears In Shakespeare?: Shakespeare's Auditory World, Stage And Screen - Luary Magnus, Walter Bradford Cannon, David Bevington, Anthony Burton, Gayle Gaskill, Andrew Gurr, James Hirsch, Jennifer Holl, Bernice W. Kliman, Erin Minear, Nova Myhill, Phillipa Sheppard, Kathleen Kaplin Smith, Stephen Booth Staging in Shakespeare's Theatres - Andrew Gurr, Mariko Ichikawa Playgoing in Shakespeare's London - Andrew Gurr The Shakespearian Playing Companies - Andrew Gurr A Little Piece of England: My Adventures as Chief Executive of the Fallkland Islands - Andrew Gurr New Cambridge Shakespeare Australian Pac... New Cambridge Shakespeare Australian Pack 1 (The New Cambridge Shakespeare) - William Shakespeare, David Bevington, Andrew Gurr, R. A. Foakes, Susan Snyder, Deborah T. Curren-Aquino The Shakespearean Stage, 1574-1642 - Andrew Gurr Ben Jonson: The Alchemist: York Notes - Andrew Gurr Rebuilding Shakespeare's Globe - Andrew ... Rebuilding Shakespeare's Globe - Andrew Gurr, John Orrell Moving Shakespeare Indoors: Performance and Repertoire in the Jacobean Playhouse - Andrew Gurr, Farah Karim-Cooper
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sologdin rated it 28 years ago
text The Norton Shakespeare
Basically Wells' & Taylor's Oxford copy text, with paratext written by scholars famous for their work within the ambit of the New Historicism.Given that Taylor was influenced by culturual materialism of the BCCCS, this edition isn't too much of a departure from the Oxford. Still, the New Historicis...
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