Re-shaping King Lear: Space, Place, Costume, and Genre

Re-shaping King Lear: Space, Place, Costume, and Genre

Performance studies must enjoy parity of esteem with critical studies because they remind us of the plurality of “readings” that are generated by a Shakespearean text. Shakespeare seems to have apprehended this when, in Othello, he used a nonce-word, “denotement”, which applies to Othello’s reading...

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Main Author: Hattaway Michael
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2017-06-01
Series:Linguaculture
Subjects:
critical and performance studies
heterocosms and theatrical locations
generic decorum and inwardness
embedded descriptions
denotement
seeing and reading
King Lear
fairground theatres
“folk-drama”
truth and realism
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