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A radical and innovative Shakespeare criticism emerged in Britain in the 1980s, thanks largely to the hugely influential Shakespeare scholar Terence Hawkes. His distinctive voice, his wit and his intellectual energy has and continues to resonate with scholars in the humanities, as both an encouragement and a challenge - a stimulus to thought that is the bequest of an original mind. This volume collects memoirs and tributes to Terry's legacy from his collaborators, admirers and friends in Britain, Europe, and the United States, and explores the reaches of his influence in both Shakespeare studies and critical theory.
Contents
IntroductionJohn DrakakisChapter 1. Terence Hawkes and PresentismHugh GradyChapter 2. Highbrow/Lowbrow: Terry Hawkes and Shakespearean AppropriationRobert SawyerChapter 3. Terry's ManoeuvresBalz EnglerChapter 4. Telmah Thel: The Hustle-Bustle of a Hindi Romeo and Julietem>Jonathan Gil HarrisChapter 5. Meaning by HawkesChristy DesmetChapter 6. 'Thirty Year Ago': The Complex Legacy of Political ShakespeareGraham HoldernessChapter 7. Then and NowJonathan DollimoreChapter 8. Radical Tragedy and AfterAnia Loomba
