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Title
Early modern tragedy, gender and performance, 1984-2000
Type
Text
Monograph
Language
English
Illustrative Content
Illustrations
Classification
LCC: PR658.T7 B39 2007
DDC: 822/.9109 full
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bibliography
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Content
text
Summary
Roberta Barker advances a new model for politically engaged spectatorship of contemporary productions by Shakespeare and his contemporaries.
Table Of Contents
Introduction : the destined livery? : tragedy, performance, subject and spectator
Part I. Realism and reinscription
What we are, but not what we may be : the feminist Ophelia and the (re)production of gender
An actor in the main of all : individual and relational selves in The Duchess of Malfi
The natural father and the imaginary daughter : patriarchy as realism and representation in Titus
Part II. Performance and performativity
"Let me forget myself" : what a queen is good for in Edward II
Death and the married maiden : gender reproduction as destruction in The broken heart
Tricked like a bride : a new traffic in A woman killed with kindness
Conclusion : cultural drag; or, Hamlet and Ophelia redux.
Authorized Access Point
Barker, Roberta Early modern tragedy, gender and performance, 1984-2000