| Descript |
1 online resource (224) |
| Content |
text txt |
| Media |
computer c |
| Carrier |
online resource cr |
| Descript |
text file PDF rda |
| Contents |
Cover page -- Halftitle page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Plates -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- PART ONE TITUS ANDRONICUS -- 1 Succession and confessional politics combined -- 2 Tyranny delineated -- Tyranny as a conspiracy (of evil counsel) -- Beyond evil counsel -- Bad Queen Bess? -- From tyranny to resistance -- 3 Beyond paganism and politics -- Providential endings, political means -- Atheism and its opposites -- PART TWO HAMLET -- 4 Hamlet with the confessional and succession politics left in -- The topical matrix: dynastic politics gets personal |
|
The topical matrix and providential politics -- The topical matrix and confessional politics -- The topical matrix and religious politics -- 5 The generic matrix Revenge tragedy, history play, murder pamphlet and conversion narrative -- Revenge tragedy and history play -- The murder pamphlet -- The conversion narrative -- 6 The (providential) purposes of playing -- ' The purpose of playing' anatomized -- 7 The politics of conscience -- Talking like an atheist and acting like a Christian -- Putting religion before politics: Hamlet as minister, not scourge -- Delaying to do what, exactly? |
|
Providence -- Hamlet's other half: Laertes and the resort to politics -- Resolution(s) -- 8 Contemporary resonances -- Catholic/Protestant/Christian -- Predestination -- Conclusion Pagan/Catholic/Protestant/Christian -- Notes -- Further reading -- Index |
| Note |
In English. |
| ISBN |
9780300256703 electronic book |
|
0300256701 electronic book |
|
0300247818 |
|
9780300247817 |
| Standard # |
10.12987/9780300256703 doi |
|
