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Volume 1 of the new Everyman Shakespeare, published in 1992, included the four major tragedies- HAMLET, KING LEAR, OTHELLO and MACBETH. Volume 2 completes the survey of Shakespeare's tragic output with ROMEO AND JULIET, JULIUS CAESAR, ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA, CORIOLANUS, TROILUS AND CRESSIDA and TITUS ANDRONICUS. The authoritatively edited texts of the plays are supplemented with extensive bibliographies, a chronology of Shakespear's life and times and a substantial introduction in which Prosessor Tony Tanner examines Shakespeare's evolution as a tragedian while also providing detailed discussions of the individual plays. This is the only two-volume edition of the tragedies with such comprehensive apparatus and it will eventually form part of a complete Shakespeare (plays and poems) in eight volumes.… (plus d'informations)
What can you say that hasn't been said about the works of one of the most brilliant minds who ever lived? All superlatives elude me. Only the Ancient Greek playwrights are his equals. All others pale in comparison. Unfortunately, so many are turned-off to Shakespeare because of their introduction to him in high school. What a pity. Shakespeare is to be watched! Reading him is a poor substitute. If you can readily understand the English language of his day, he is easy to read, but few are adept at this. ( )
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Julius Caesar: Flavius: Hence! home, you idle creatures, get your home: is this a holiday? Titus: Saturninus: Noble patricians, patrons of my right, defend the justice of my cause with arms... A and C: Philo: Nay, but this dotage of our general's o'erflows the measure... Coriolanus: 1st Citizen: Before we proceed any further, hear me speak. Timon: Poet: Good day, sir. T and C: Prologue: In Troy, there lies the scene.
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Julius Caesar: Octavius: SO, call the field to rest: and let's away to part the glories of this happy day. Titus: Lucius: Then, afterwards, to order well the state, that like events may ne'er it ruinate. A and C: Octavius: Come, Dolabella, see high order in this great solemnity. Coriolanus: Tullus: Assist. Timon: Alcibiades: Let our drums strike. T and C: Pandarus: Till then I'll sweat, and seek about for eases; and at that time bequiath you my diseases.
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Volume 1 of the new Everyman Shakespeare, published in 1992, included the four major tragedies- HAMLET, KING LEAR, OTHELLO and MACBETH. Volume 2 completes the survey of Shakespeare's tragic output with ROMEO AND JULIET, JULIUS CAESAR, ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA, CORIOLANUS, TROILUS AND CRESSIDA and TITUS ANDRONICUS. The authoritatively edited texts of the plays are supplemented with extensive bibliographies, a chronology of Shakespear's life and times and a substantial introduction in which Prosessor Tony Tanner examines Shakespeare's evolution as a tragedian while also providing detailed discussions of the individual plays. This is the only two-volume edition of the tragedies with such comprehensive apparatus and it will eventually form part of a complete Shakespeare (plays and poems) in eight volumes.
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