PhilasterUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1974 - 152 páginas "Written in 1609 for Shakespeare's company, Philaster is one of the most ambitious works of literary collaboration ever attempted. Its aim was no less than the translation of the high literary and educational designs of Sidney's Arcadia into commercial drama." "Whereas only the lowest potboiling third of the dramatic repertory of the time was produced by multiple authorship, this hybrid drama by a pair of young dramatists was also a new type of tragicomedy. Its success led to the play being performed for over thirty years and made Beaumont and Fletcher the only authors besides Shakespeare and Jonson to be granted the accolade of a posthumous collection of their plays in Folio." "Andrew Gurr's substantial commentary and notes have never been surpassed since the first publication of the edition which joins the list of over thirty plays currently published in the Revels Plays."--BOOK JACKET. |
Contenido
PHILASTER | 5 |
The Beginning and Ending of the Q1 Text | 121 |
Principal Substantive Variants in Early Texts | 134 |
Derechos de autor | |
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Términos y frases comunes
adds ARETHUSA attend Beaumont and Fletcher believe BELLARIO blood born brave bring CAPTAIN citing this passage citizens CLEREMONT COUNTRY court Daniel dare dear death DION direction Dyce early editions editors emends Enter Exeunt Exit eyes face fair Faithful fall false father fault fear followed friends GALATEA gentlemen give gods hand head hear heart heaven hold honor hope I'll John keep kill KING kingdom kiss lady later leave LEON live looks lord Madam mean MEGRA never noble notes pastoral PHARAMOND PHILASTER play present prince princess published reading reference royal sense Shakespeare's sleep soul speak speech stage stand suggests sweet talk tell thee things thou thoughts THRASILINE tongue tragicomedy true Turner virtue Waith woman WOODMAN worthy wounds wrong
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