Teaching Shakespeare with Film and Television: A Guide Book

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Teaching Shakespeare with Film and Television: A Guide
Written by author H. R. Coursen
Published by Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated, October 1997
Shakespeare is one of the world's most widely taught and most demanding authors. Fortunately, many of his plays have been adapted for film and television, and these productions are a valuable aid for helping students understand and respond to his works. T
Discusses strategies for teaching Shakespeare's plays through television and film and surveys available resources.BooknewsExplores theories, techniques, and resources such as energizing weaker productions, student writing, and recent criti

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Preface
I Theories, Techniques, and Resources 1
1 Background 11
2 Energizing Weaker Productions: The Tempest 27
3 Student Writing: Contexts and Vocabulary 43
4 Some Extra-Shakespearean Contexts 61
5 Basic Resources 69
6 Recent Critical Work on Shakespeare on Film 83
II Applications 105
7 Genre and Production: The Madhouse Scene in Twelfth Night (4.2) 109
8 Editing for Film: The 1995 Othello 121
9 Playing against the Allusion: A Midwinter's Tale and Hamlet 133
10 Mise-en-scene: Christine Edzard's As You Like It and Richard Loncraine's Richard III 137
11 Hamlet on Film 149
12 Pistol in History 171
Selected Bibliography 181
Index 183

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	Preface
I	Theories, Techniques, and Resources	1
1	Background	11
2	Energizing Weaker Productions: The Tempest	27
3	Student Writing: Contexts and Vocabulary	43
4	Some Extra-Shakespearean Contexts	61
5	Basic Resources	69
6	Recent Critical Work on Shakespeare on Film	83
II	Applications	105
7	Genre and Production: The Madhouse Scene in Twelfth Night (4.2)	109
8	Editing for Film: The 1995 Othello	121
9	Playing against the Allusion: A Midwinter's Tale and Hamlet	133
10	Mise-en-scene: Christine Edzard's As You Like It and Richard Loncraine's Richard III	137
11	Hamlet on Film	149
12	Pistol in History	171
	Selected Bibliography	181
	Index	183