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Series Introduction vii
Volume Introduction Harold Bloom ix
Biography of William Shakespeare 1
Summary of The Winter's Tale 5
Key Passages in The Winter's Tale 11
List of Characters in The Winters Tale 19
Criticism Through The Ages 23
The Winter's Tale in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries 25
From “Defence of the Epilogue,” contained in The Conquest of Granada 1670 John Dryden 26
From the preface to The Works of Shakespeare 1725 Alexander Pope 26
From Shakespeare Illustrated 1753 Charlotte Lennox 27
From Florizel and Perdita. A Dramatic Pastoral in Three Acts, Altered from The Winter's Tale of Shakespeare 1756 David Garrick 29
The Winter's Tale in the Nineteenth Century 33
From Characters of Shakespear's Plays 1817 William Hazlitt 33
From Course of Lectures on Dramatic Art and Literature 1846 A.W. Schlegel 39
From Shakespeare-Characters, Chiefly Those Subordinate 1863 Charles Cowden Clarke 41
The Winter's Tale in the Twentieth Century 57
From William Shakespeare 1911 John Masefield 58
From Shakespeare's Workmanship 1918 Arthur Quiller-Couch 61
From The Crown of Life: Essays in Interpretation of Shakespeare's Final Plays 1947 George Wilson Knight 71
From Character and Motive in Shakespeare: Some Recent Appraisals Examined 1949 J.I.M. Stewart 119
From Disowning Knowledge in Six Plays of Shakespeare 1987 Stanley Cavell 126
“Autolycus in The Winter's Tale” 1998 Richard McCabe 150
The Winter's Tale in the Twenty-first Century 157
From “Virtual Audiences and Virtual Authors: The Winter's Tale The Tempest and Old Wives'Tales” 2009 Mary Ellen Lamb 157
Bibliography 165
Acknowledgments 169
Index 171
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Add The Winter's Tale, In The Winter's Tale, Shakespeare explores notions of reconciliation, atonement, and the healing effects of time. Blending elements of tragedy, comedy, and pastoral romance, the play presents an often fantastical world where statues come to life, long-los, The Winter's Tale to your collection on WonderClub |