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Shakespeare and Spain

SKU: PMRT.GEN.9815.07606

$365.25

Publisher: The Edwin Mellen Press
Number of Pages: 560
ISBN-13: 9780773469815
Publication Date: 2002
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The picture of Spanish Shakespeare has been greatly conditioned by the culture in which he was misappropriated in particular forms. Shakespeare’s reception has been a process of acculturation which includes assimilation, cultural fusion, and a new synthesis in cultural elements. Culture has become a clue to understanding the rise and growth of Shakespeare in Spain where he represented a literary otherness which threatned the essence of Spanish culture, as he “merely continues to signify Englishness”. Other Shakespeare Books 2014 – SHAKESPEARE’S FIRST TETRALOGY, EPIC POETRY, AND HISTORIOGRAPHY: How a Dramatist Creates a Fictional World 1989 – Hamlet’s Choice – A Reformation Allegory 1994 – Shakespeare and the Christian Tradition

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