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To find selected articles and/or essays of criticism on Shakespeare's works in books, click on the play title you are researching. Click on the book title to link to the library catalog to check for availability and location of the book. If you have any questions, please ask a reference librarian for assistance!
Acting funny : comic theory and practice in Shakespeare's plays
Frances Teague (ed.)
822.33 DT
Anxious pleasures : Shakespearean comedy and the nation-state
Jonathan Hall.
822.33 DH
Bargains with fate : psychological crises and conflicts in Shakespeare and his plays
Bernard J. Paris
822.33 DP
The bottom translation : Marlowe and Shakespeare and the Carnival tradition
Jan Kott
822.33 DK
The breath of clowns and kings; Shakespeare's early comedies and histories
Theodore Weiss
822.33 DW
Essays on Shakespeare
William Empson
822.33 DE
The fairy mythology of Shakespeare
Alfred Nutt
822.33 DN
Fairy tales, legends, and romances, illustrating Shakespeare and other early English writers
Joseph Ritson
398.2 R612
An introduction to Shakespeare's comedies.
Patrick Swinden
822.33 DS
Laughter, pain, and wonder : Shakespeare's comedies and the audience in the theater
David Richman
822.33 DR
Lovers, clowns, and fairies : an essay on comedies
Stuart M. Tave
822.09 T19
The making of Shakespeare's dramatic poetry
G.R. Hibbard.
822.33 DH
The meaning of Shakespeare
Harold C. Goddard
822.33 DG
Night's black agents : witchcraft and magic in seventeenth-century English drama
Anthony Harris
822.409 H24
Northrop Frye on Shakespeare
Northrop Frye
822.33 DF
Play, death, and heroism in Shakespeare
Kirby Farrell
822.33 DF
The playwright as magician : Shakespeare's image of the poet in the English public theater
Alvin B. Kernan
822.33 K
Recycling Shakespeare
Charles Marowitz
822.33 DM
Representing Shakespeare : new psychoanalytic essays
M. M. Schwartz and C. Kahn (ed.)
822.33 DS
Rewriting Shakespeare, rewriting ourselves
Peter Erickson
822.33 DE
Shakespeare & the uses of comedy
J.A. Bryant, Jr.
822.33 DB
Shakespeare : text, subtext, and context
Ronald Dotterer (ed.)
822.33 DD
Shakespeare : the poet in his world
M. C. Bradbrook
822.33 DB
Shakespeare after all
Marjorie Garber
822.33 DG
Shakespeare and Elizabethan poetry : a study of his earlier work in relation to the poetry of the time
M.C. Bradbrook
822.33 DB
Shakespeare and the art of humankindness : the essay toward androgyny
Robert Kimbrough
822.33 DK
Shakespeare and the confines of art
Philip Edwards
822.33 DE
Shakespeare and the romance tradition
E. C. Pettet
822.33 DP
Shakespeare and the supernatural.
Margaret Lucy
822.33 DL
Shakespeare and the traditions of comedy
Leo Salinger
822.33 DS
Shakespeare on love & lust
Maurice Charney
822.33 DC
Shakespeare our contemporary
Jan Kott
822.33 DK
The Shakespeare revolution : criticism and performance in the twentieth century
J. L. Styan
822.33 DS
Shakespeare's comedies
Jack A. Vaughn
822.33 DV
Shakespeare's comedies of play
J. Dennis Huston
822.33 DH
Shakespeare's comic rites
Edward Berry
822.33 DB
Shakespeare's craft : eight lectures
Philip H. Highfill, Jr. (ed.)
822.33 DH
Shakespeare's daughters
Sharon Hamilton
822.33 GH
Shakespeare's festive comedy : a study of dramatic form and its relation to social custom
C.L. Barber
822.33 DB
Shakespeare's festive world : Elizabethan seasonal entertainment and the professional stage
Francois Laroque
822.33 DL
Shakespeare's pastoral comedy
Thomas McFarland
822.33 DM
Shakespeare's poetics
Ekbert Faas
822.33 DF
Shakespeare, the later years
Russell Fraser
822.33 BF
Shakespearian and other studies
F. P. Wilson
822.33 DW
When the theater turns to itself : the aesthetic metaphor in Shakespeare
Sidney Homan
822.33 DH
William Shakespeare
Terry Eagleton
822.33 DE
William Shakespeare : comedies & romances
Harold Bloom (ed.)
822.33 DB

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