Early Modern Drama and the Theatre of War : Militarism, Conflict and Disruption in the Plays of Shakespeare and His Contemporaries

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Early Modern Drama and the Theatre of War : Militarism, Conflict and Disruption in the Plays of Shakespeare and His Contemporaries

Price, Bronwen (EDT)/ Hinds, Hilary (EDT)

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Manchester University Press（2025/10発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 240 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781526184344
DDC分類 822.3093581

Full Description

This volume explores the disruptive effects of militarism, war and social unrest in early modern drama. Engaging with Simon Barker's seminal work on dramatic representations of war and militarism, contributors highlight what often lies hidden beneath the surface of martial narratives, treating them as formative interventions in contemporary discourses, whether in justifying war, excluding dissident voices or shaping cultural identities. Discussions include new examinations of militarism, the figure of the soldier and early modern theories of war in Shakespearean tragedy, history and comedy, alongside antimasque and dramatic satire by lesser-known playwrights. The essays investigate how ideas of war underpin emerging concepts of gender, leadership, marriage and the family, as well as the continuing mobilisation of Shakespearean drama in the context of modern armed conflict.

Introduction - Bronwen Price and Hilary Hinds

Part 1 War and social unrest
1 Images of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries as a history of the present - Simon Barker
2 'Revellers of fate': Thomas Salusbury's 'An Antimasque of Gypsies' performed at Chirk Castle on 30 December, 1641 - Rebecca Bailey
3 Satire, mock militarism and anti-provincial prejudice in 'The Death of the Lord of Kyme' - Christopher Marlow

Part 2 Militarism, masculinity and gender
4 Militarism in Shakespeare's Henry VI - Not 'keeping It dark' - Franziska Quabeck
5 Coriolanus, Fort-Da and the subject-as-object of war - Heather Hirschfeld
6 Shakespeare and the discourse of revenge in Hamlet and Othello - John Drakakis

Part 3 Shakespeare and twentieth-century militarism
7 Shakespeare and the construction of an ideal soldier during the First World War - Monika Smialkowska
8 Wartime Hamlet - Irena Makaryk
9 Illyrian knights: Shakespeare, comedy, war - Simon Barker

References
Appendix: Simon Barker's publications
Index