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| About the Series | ||
| About This Volume | ||
| Pt. 1 | Hamlet: The Complete Text | |
| Introduction: Biographical and Historical Contexts | 3 | |
| The Complete Text | 27 | |
| Note on the Text | 154 | |
| Textual Notes | 156 | |
| Pt. 2 | Hamlet: A Case Study in Contemporary Criticism | |
| A Critical History of Hamlet | 181 | |
| Feminist Criticism and Hamlet | 208 | |
| What Is Feminist Criticism? | 208 | |
| Feminist Criticism: A Selected Bibliography | 215 | |
| A Feminist Perspective: Representing Ophelia: Women, Madness, and the Responsibilities of Feminist Criticism | 220 | |
| Psychoanalytic Criticism and Hamlet | 241 | |
| What Is Psychoanalytic Criticism? | 241 | |
| Psychoanalytic Criticism: A Selected Bibliography | 251 | |
| A Psychoanalytic Perspective: "Man and Wife Is One Flesh": Hamlet and the Confrontation with the Maternal Body | 256 | |
| Deconstruction and Hamlet | 283 | |
| What Is Deconstruction? | 283 | |
| Deconstruction: A Selected Bibliography | 293 | |
| A Deconstructionist Perspective: Hamlet: Giving Up the Ghost | 297 | |
| Marxist Criticism and Hamlet | 332 | |
| What Is Marxist Criticism? | 332 | |
| Marxist Criticism: A Selected Bibliography | 345 | |
| A Marxist Perspective: "Funeral-Bak'd Meats": Carnival and the Carnivalesque in Hamlet | 348 | |
| The New Historicism and Hamlet | 368 | |
| What Is the New Historicism | 368 | |
| The New Historicism: A Selected Bibliography | 377 | |
| A New Historicist Perspective: "Suche Strange Desygns": Madness, Subjectivity, and Treason in Hamlet and Elizabethan Culture | 380 | |
| Glossary of Critical and Theoretical Terms | 403 | |
| About the Contributors | 416 |
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Mark Wojtkielewicz
reviewed Hamlet on July 16, 2016 Hamlet
Plays are meant to be seen performed on stage, not read like novels, so there's my caveat. That said, these two plays are pretty consistent with other stage-adapted Doyle works like The Snapper, which I was privileged to see at the Gate Theatre in Dublin a couple of years ago, and like that work are set in Barrytown. Brownbread is the more outrageous and uproarious of the two, and I wouldn't mind seeing it performed. War has much more involved ensemble instructions and appears to be considerably longer; it read a bit too much like an R-rated episode of an Irish Cheers. With the right direction, I'm sure it too would garner its share of laughs, though it has a more realistic undertone (i.e., is less farcical ) than Brownbread. Fans of Doyle will not be disappointed.
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