Shakespeare and intertextuality : the transition of cultures between Italy and England in the early modern period

Folger bibliographic ID: 115985
Folger call number: PR2954.I7 S53 2000
Folger holdings ID: 110672

General notes

"Most of the articles ... were delivered, in somewhat different form, at the International Conference on Shakespeare and Intertextuality held at the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy of the University of Palermo from November 25 to 27, 1999."--P. 10 Includes bibliographical references (p. 311-328) and index

Contents

Intertextualising Shakespeare's text / Michele Marrapodi -- Seven types of intertextuality / Robert S. Miola -- 'The continent of what part a gentleman would see' : English bodies in European habits / Keir Elam -- Blessing Europe : Virgil, Ovid and Seneca in The tempest / Robin Headlam Wells -- Renaissance chivalry and 'handsome death' in Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida / Mario Domenichelli -- English and Italian intertexts of the ransom plot in Measure for measure / Michele Marrapodi -- 'Non sono io quel che paio in viso' : Othello, Cinthio and Orlando furioso / Jason Lawrence -- Intertextuality transformations : the novella as mediator between Italian and English Renaissance drama / Charlotte Pressler -- Shakespeare's Italian intertexts : The taming of the/a shrew / Fernando Cioni -- Luxury, sodomy and miscegenation : English perceptions of Venice in The merchant of Venice / Anthony G. Barthelemy -- Othello and Italophobia / Pamela Brown -- Measure for measure and the politics of the Italianate disguised duke play / Michael J. Redmond -- Shakespeare and Ficino : the example of Julius Caesar / Claudia Corti -- Cleopatra's barge and Antony's body : Italian sources and English theatre / J.R. Mulryne -- Making it up : improvisation as a cultural exchange between Shakespeare and Italy / P.A. Skantze -- The letter as intertext : an explication of Antonio's letter to Bassanio in The merchant of Venice / Ching-Hsi Perng -- Sensuous games : the iconography of chess in The tempest / Jeffrey A. Netto

Extended title: Shakespeare and intertextuality : the transition of cultures between Italy and England in the early modern period / edited by Michele Marrapodi

Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 English drama Intercultural communication in literature Intertextuality

subject: Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616
associated with: Marrapodi, Michele