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Product description Available for the first time in a single handy paperback, the acclaimed Oxford Shakespeare Complete Works presents a modernized and entirely re-edited text of all the plays and poems. All the original documents have been re-examined in every detail, and edited according to the most up-to-date findings of textual scholarship. On its first publication in hardback, critics called it 'the most ambitious edition of the works ever attempted' ( Times Higher Education Supplement ), and 'the most interesting edition of Shakespeare since the First Folio...here are the plays as they were acted by Shakespeare's company' (John Carey, Sunday Times ). This book is intended for students at school and university level. About the Author Stanley Wells is Professor of Shakespeare Studies and Director of the Shakespeare Institute at the University of Birmingham. Gary Taylor is Professor of English, Brandeis University, Massachusetts John Jowett is Lecturer in English at the University of Waikato, New Zealand. William Montgomery is aShakespeare scholar.
This volume seeks to provide a definitive, modernized, and scholarly accurate compilation of the complete dramatic and poetic works of William Shakespeare. The editors, led by Stanley Wells and Gary Taylor, utilize rigorous textual scholarship to re-examine original documents, aiming to present the plays as they were performed by Shakespeare's own company. By integrating contemporary research into a single, accessible paperback format, the text serves as a comprehensive resource for academic study and literary analysis.
What You Will Find
Critics and scholars recognize this edition as a significant achievement in Shakespearean studies due to its meticulous re-examination of primary source materials. It is widely regarded as a foundational text for university-level students and academics seeking a reliable, modernized version of the canon.
Page Count:
1326
Publication Date:
2099-11-30
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198182848
ISBN-13:
9780198182849
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