附註:Includes bibliographical references and index.
The mass as performance text / T.P. Dolan -- From Mappa Mundi to Theatrum Mundi : the world as stage in early English drama / Martin Stevens -- Asleep onstage / David Bevington -- Acting Mary : the emotional realism of the mature Virgin in the N-Town plays / Alexandra F. Johnston -- The performance of some Wakefield master plays on the University of Illinois campus / John B. Friedman -- The problem with Mrs. Noah : the search for performance credibility in the Chester Noah's flood play / William G. Marx -- The theaters of Everyman / David Mills -- "My name is worship" : masquerading vice in Medwall's Nature / John A. Alford -- Plays, players, and playwrights in Renaissance Oxford / John R. Elliott, Jr. -- English chronicle contexts for Shakespeare's death of Richard II / Lister M. Matheson -- Family by death : stage images in Titus Andronicus and The winter's tale / Randal Robinson -- Bearing "A wary eye" : ludic vengeance and doubtful suicide in Hamlet / Philip C. McGuire.
摘要:A dozen essays describe and demonstrate the usefulness of performance to study English drama from the 12th to the 17th century. They explore the realization of metaphor in performance and modern performance as a critical tool, and report insights into moralities, university drama, interludes, and Shakespeare informed by performance. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR.
