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Browsing English by Subject "Shakespeare"
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(Shakespeare Society of Southern Africa, 2020)Is there room, as Natasha Distiller asked in 2012, for a “close encounter” with Shakespeare in post-apartheid South Africa? This question has become increasingly pertinent. Following the Fallist movements which were ignited ...
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(Shakespeare Society of Southern Africa, 2017)In his essay “Sing of the new invasion”, the Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek suggests that “the way to test a great work of art is to ask how it survives decontextualization, transposition into a new context.” He ...
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(Shakespeare Society of Southern Africa, 2017)Natural law was a two-edged sword. It bolstered authority and order and was invoked by those claiming just rebellion. Shakespeare inherited intense controversy, complicated for him as a writer for the stage by the Master ...
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(Shakespeare Society of Southern Africa, 2018)In The Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Rape of Lucrece and Titus Andronicus, Shakespeare responds to the cult of Petrarchism in Elizabethan England, exploring the darker reaches of Petrarchan devotion by way of creating demonic ...
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(De Gruyter, 2015-12)This article reads Gail Jones’s 2007 novel Sorry as a novel of White usurpation of Indigenous country and culture. Sorry mobilizes a number of intertexts, primary among them Shakespeare. In particular Macbeth features ...
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