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Much Ado About Nothing

作者: William Shakespeare （威廉·莎士比亚）著 , David L. Stevenson 编

出版社: Penguin

出版时间: 1997-07

版次: 1

ISBN: 9780451526816

定价: 36.70

装帧: 平装

开本: 32开

纸张: 胶版纸

页数: 240页

丛书: Signet Classics

分类: 外文古旧书>英文书>文学

Imaginative,exuberantcomedycontrasts2pairsofloversinawittyandsuspensefulbattleofthesexes.Filledwithsuspense,cleverturnsofplot,vivaciousdisplaysofwitandcharmingsongs.

UniquefeaturesoftheSignetClassicShakespeare

AnextensiveoverviewofShakespeare'slife,world,andtheaterbythegeneraleditoroftheSignetClassicShakespeareseries,SylvanBarnet

Aspecialintroductiontotheplaybytheeditor,DavidL.Stevenson,HunterCollege

AspecialnoteonthesourcesfromwhichShakespearederivedMuchAdoaboutNothing

Dramaticcriticismfromthepastandpresent:commentariesbyCharlesGildon,LewisCarroll,GeorgeBernardShaw,DonaldA.Stauffer,W.H.Auden,CarolThomasNeely,andRobertSmallwood

Acomprehensivestageandscreenhistoryofnotableactors,directors,andproductionsofMuchAdoaboutNothing,thenandnow

Text,notes,andcommentariesprintedintheclearest,mostreadabletype

Up-to-datelistofrecommendedreadings WilliamShakespearewasborninStratford-upon-AvoninApril1564,andhisbirthistraditionallycelebratedonApril23.Thefactsofhislife,knownfromsurvivingdocuments,aresparse.HewasoneofeightchildrenborntoJohnShakespeare,amerchantofsomestandinginhiscommunity.WilliamprobablywenttotheKing'sNewSchoolinStratford,buthehadnouniversityeducation.InNovember1582,attheageofeighteen,hemarriedAnneHathaway,eightyearshissenior,whowaspregnantwiththeirfirstchild,Susanna.ShewasbornonMay26,1583.Twins,aboy,Hamnet(whowoulddieatageeleven),andagirl,Judith,werebornin1585.By1592ShakespearehadgonetoLondonworkingasanactorandalreadyknownasaplaywright.Arivaldramatist,RobertGreene,referredtohimas"anupstartcrow,beautifiedwithourfeathers."Shakespearebecameaprincipalshareholderandplaywrightofthesuccessfulactingtroupe,theLordChamberlain'sMen(laterunderJamesI,calledtheKing'sMen).In1599theLordChamberlain'sMenbuiltandoccupiedtheGlobeTheaterinSouthwarkneartheThamesRiver.HeremanyofShakespeare'splayswereperformedbythemostfamousactorsofhistime,includingRichardBurbage,WillKempe,andRobertArmin.Inadditiontohis37plays,Shakespearehadahandinothers,includingSirThomasMoreandTheTwoNobleKinsmen,andhewrotepoems,includingVenusandAdonisandTheRapeofLucrece.His154sonnetswerepublished,probablywithouthisauthorization,in1609.In1611or1612hegaveuphislodgingsinLondonanddevotedmoreandmoretimetoretirementinStratford,thoughhecontinuedwritingsuchplaysasTheTempestandHenryVIIuntilabout1613.HediedonApril231616,andwasburiedinHolyTrinityChurch,Stratford.Nocollectededitionofhisplayswaspublishedduringhislife-time,butin1623twomembersofhisactingcompany,JohnHemingesandHenryCondell,puttogetherthegreatcollectionnowcalledtheFirstFolio. Shakespeare: An Overview vii

　Biographical Sketch vii / A Note on the Anti-Stratfordians,Especially Baconians and Oxfordians xi / The Shakespeare Canon xv /Shakespeare's English xviii / Shakespeare's The- ater xxvi I A Noteon the Use of Boy Actors in Female Roles xxxiii / Shakespeare'sDramatic Language: Costumes, Ges- tures and Silences; Prose andPoetry xxxvi / The Play Text as a Collaboration xliii / EditingTexts xlix / Shakespeare on the Stage liv

Introduction lxiii

Much Ado About Nothing

Textual Note

A Note on the Sources of Much Ado About Nothing

Commentaries

　CHARLES GILDON  The Argument of Much Ado About Nothing

　LEWIS CARROLL  A Letter to Ellen Terry

　GEORGE BERNARD SHAW  Shakespear's Merry Gentlemen

　DONALD A. STAUFFER  From Shakespeare's World of Images

　W. H. AUDEN  From The Dyer's Hand

　CAROL THOMAS NELLY  Broken Nuptials in Much Ado AboutNothing

　ROBERT SMALLWOOD  Three Ways to Begin Much Ado AboutNothing

　SYLVAN BARNET  Much Ado About Nothing on Stage andScreen

Suggested References
内容简介:
Imaginative,exuberantcomedycontrasts2pairsofloversinawittyandsuspensefulbattleofthesexes.Filledwithsuspense,cleverturnsofplot,vivaciousdisplaysofwitandcharmingsongs.

UniquefeaturesoftheSignetClassicShakespeare

AnextensiveoverviewofShakespeare'slife,world,andtheaterbythegeneraleditoroftheSignetClassicShakespeareseries,SylvanBarnet

Aspecialintroductiontotheplaybytheeditor,DavidL.Stevenson,HunterCollege

AspecialnoteonthesourcesfromwhichShakespearederivedMuchAdoaboutNothing

Dramaticcriticismfromthepastandpresent:commentariesbyCharlesGildon,LewisCarroll,GeorgeBernardShaw,DonaldA.Stauffer,W.H.Auden,CarolThomasNeely,andRobertSmallwood

Acomprehensivestageandscreenhistoryofnotableactors,directors,andproductionsofMuchAdoaboutNothing,thenandnow

Text,notes,andcommentariesprintedintheclearest,mostreadabletype

Up-to-datelistofrecommendedreadings
作者简介:
WilliamShakespearewasborninStratford-upon-AvoninApril1564,andhisbirthistraditionallycelebratedonApril23.Thefactsofhislife,knownfromsurvivingdocuments,aresparse.HewasoneofeightchildrenborntoJohnShakespeare,amerchantofsomestandinginhiscommunity.WilliamprobablywenttotheKing'sNewSchoolinStratford,buthehadnouniversityeducation.InNovember1582,attheageofeighteen,hemarriedAnneHathaway,eightyearshissenior,whowaspregnantwiththeirfirstchild,Susanna.ShewasbornonMay26,1583.Twins,aboy,Hamnet(whowoulddieatageeleven),andagirl,Judith,werebornin1585.By1592ShakespearehadgonetoLondonworkingasanactorandalreadyknownasaplaywright.Arivaldramatist,RobertGreene,referredtohimas"anupstartcrow,beautifiedwithourfeathers."Shakespearebecameaprincipalshareholderandplaywrightofthesuccessfulactingtroupe,theLordChamberlain'sMen(laterunderJamesI,calledtheKing'sMen).In1599theLordChamberlain'sMenbuiltandoccupiedtheGlobeTheaterinSouthwarkneartheThamesRiver.HeremanyofShakespeare'splayswereperformedbythemostfamousactorsofhistime,includingRichardBurbage,WillKempe,andRobertArmin.Inadditiontohis37plays,Shakespearehadahandinothers,includingSirThomasMoreandTheTwoNobleKinsmen,andhewrotepoems,includingVenusandAdonisandTheRapeofLucrece.His154sonnetswerepublished,probablywithouthisauthorization,in1609.In1611or1612hegaveuphislodgingsinLondonanddevotedmoreandmoretimetoretirementinStratford,thoughhecontinuedwritingsuchplaysasTheTempestandHenryVIIuntilabout1613.HediedonApril231616,andwasburiedinHolyTrinityChurch,Stratford.Nocollectededitionofhisplayswaspublishedduringhislife-time,butin1623twomembersofhisactingcompany,JohnHemingesandHenryCondell,puttogetherthegreatcollectionnowcalledtheFirstFolio.
目录:
Shakespeare: An Overview vii

　Biographical Sketch vii / A Note on the Anti-Stratfordians,Especially Baconians and Oxfordians xi / The Shakespeare Canon xv /Shakespeare's English xviii / Shakespeare's The- ater xxvi I A Noteon the Use of Boy Actors in Female Roles xxxiii / Shakespeare'sDramatic Language: Costumes, Ges- tures and Silences; Prose andPoetry xxxvi / The Play Text as a Collaboration xliii / EditingTexts xlix / Shakespeare on the Stage liv

Introduction lxiii

Much Ado About Nothing

Textual Note

A Note on the Sources of Much Ado About Nothing

Commentaries

　CHARLES GILDON  The Argument of Much Ado About Nothing

　LEWIS CARROLL  A Letter to Ellen Terry

　GEORGE BERNARD SHAW  Shakespear's Merry Gentlemen

　DONALD A. STAUFFER  From Shakespeare's World of Images

　W. H. AUDEN  From The Dyer's Hand

　CAROL THOMAS NELLY  Broken Nuptials in Much Ado AboutNothing

　ROBERT SMALLWOOD  Three Ways to Begin Much Ado AboutNothing

　SYLVAN BARNET  Much Ado About Nothing on Stage andScreen

Suggested References

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