The TempestArden Shakespeare, 1999 - 366 Seiten This edition situates The Tempest at the centre of changing cultural attitudes towards colonialism, power politics and patriarchal hierarchies, and demonstrates how the play both shaped and reflected those changing attitudes. Reflecting the concerns of a post-colonial international community, the edition emphasizes the play's worldwide cultural appropriation, and includes an extensive discussion of the play's after-life as well as an appendix of selected appropriations. The interdisciplinary editorial approach contributes a distinctively blended cultural and historical focus. |
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... wonder in the onstage spectators , most of whom thought Ferdinand had drowned . Gonzalo attributes this joyous discovery to deities who have ' chalked forth the way / Which brought us hither ' , and marvels that in one voyage Did ...
... wonder in the onstage spectators , most of whom thought Ferdinand had drowned . Gonzalo attributes this joyous discovery to deities who have ' chalked forth the way / Which brought us hither ' , and marvels that in one voyage Did ...
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... wonder ! ' when he first meets her , and her response to her newly discovered rela- tives in the famous line , ' O wonder ! . . . O brave new world ! ' ( 5.1.181-3 ) , bespeaks her own amazement at a world now open- ing before her ...
... wonder ! ' when he first meets her , and her response to her newly discovered rela- tives in the famous line , ' O wonder ! . . . O brave new world ! ' ( 5.1.181-3 ) , bespeaks her own amazement at a world now open- ing before her ...
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... wonder , sir , 425 My language ? Heavens ! 430 I am the best of them that speak this speech , Were I but where ' tis ... wonder a play on Miranda's name from the Latin verb miror : to wonder , be astonished at . See List of Roles n . 14 ...
... wonder , sir , 425 My language ? Heavens ! 430 I am the best of them that speak this speech , Were I but where ' tis ... wonder a play on Miranda's name from the Latin verb miror : to wonder , be astonished at . See List of Roles n . 14 ...
Inhalt
Sources | 287 |
Appropriations | 315 |
Abbreviations and references | 343 |
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actor Aeneid African Alonso American Ard² audience Bermuda Boatswain brave Caliban Capell century Ceres characters cited colonial Crane daughter Dent doth drowned Dryden & Davenant Duke Duke of Milan early edition editors emended enchanted island English European eyes F lines father Ferdinand and Miranda fish Folg² Folger Shakespeare Library Folio Gonzalo Hanmer hath human i'th isle Jacobean Johnson & Steevens Jonathan Bate José Enrique Rodó Juno King London lord magician Mannoni masque master metaphor Milan Miranda modern monster Naples Neapolitans Nicholas Rowe nymphs o'th Orgel Ovid Oxf¹ performed perhaps play play's Pope Prospero proverbial reference role Rowe Rowe³ sb.¹ scene Sebastian and Antonio sense Setebos Shakespeare ship speech spirit stage directions Stephano Stephano and Trinculo storm strange suggests Sycorax Tempest thee Theobald thing thou tion Trinculo Tunis unto verb verse F Virginia Winter's Tale word