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  • Shakespeare and Italy
  • Written by author Holger Klein and Michele Marrapodi
  • Published by Lewiston, N.Y. : Edwin Mellen Press, c1999., 10/1/1999
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Introduction: Shakespeare and Italy: Past and Present 1
Pt. I Reception, Appropriation, Translation
Shakespeare in Italian Romanticism: Literary Querelles, Translations, and Interpretations 19
Heroes of Two Worlds: Tommaso Salvini, Henry James, and Othello's Ethnicity 38
Macbeth Revisited: Verdi, Testori, Bene 70
Hamlet and the Troublesome Division of the Italian Widow 85
Elizabethan Dramatists and Italian Books: Henry Cheke's Freewyl and the Social Context 97
Pt. II Sources and Culture
Andrea Alciati's Emblem Books and Shakespeare's Drama: The Conference of Iconographic Significances and Theatrical Designs 122
Another Time: The Venetian Calendar in Shakespeare's Plays 141
'Bondslaves and pagans shall our statesmen be': Moors, Turks, and Venetians in Othello 162
'A most extracting frenzy': Twelfth Night, Performance and the Traditions of English Petrarchism 190
The Regal Illusion: Machiavellian Strategies in the Speeches of Elizabeth I and in Shakespeare's Henry V 211
Pt. III Representation and Misrepresentation
All's Well at the Decameron's Well: Women and Sexual Societal Healing in Boccaccio's Decameron III.9 and Shakespeare's All's Well That Ends Well 225
'It is place which lessens and sets off: Perspective and Representation in Cymbeline 253
Iachimo's 'Drug-Damn'd Italy' and the Problem of British National Character in Cymbeline 269
'My lord, I fear, has forgot Britain': Rome, Italy, and the (Re)Construction of British National Identity 297
Misrepresentation through Porous Borders: Italy and the Concept of England in Shakespeare 317
Pt. IV Intertextuality
Crossdressing, New Comedy, and the Italianate Unity of The Taming of the Shrew 333
Shakespeare's Ariostan Skepticism 359
Shakespeare and Commedia dell'Arte: An Intertextual Approach 374
The Counterfeit Innamorata, or, The Diva Vanishes 402
'The courtier's, soldier's, scholar's, eye, tongue, sword ...': Italianate Cynicism, Knowledge of the World, and the Collapse of Chivalry in Troilus and Cressida 427
Shakespeare's Italy and England: The Translation of Culture and Empire 460
"Like men at chess": Time and Control in The Tempest 481
Taming the Taiwanese Shrew: Kiss Me Nana at the Godot Theatre 490
William Shakespeare, King Edward III, ed. Giorgio Melchiori 508
David Skeele, Thwarting the Wayward Seas: A Critical and Theatrical History of Shakespeare's 'Pericles' in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries 512
Peter Holland, English Shakespeares: Shakespeare on the English Stage in the 1990s 514


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