Shakespeare's world/world Shakespeares : the selected proceedings of the International Shakespeare Association World Congress Brisbane, 2006 /
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue: Between tyranny and freedom : a brief voyage with the bard / Anwar Ibrahim
- Part I. Shakespeare's world.
- The little dogs and all" : ceremony, nakedness, shame and the deconsecration of kingship in King Lear / Michael Neill
- "a dim farre of launce-skippe" : the ethics of Shakespeare's landscapes / Ruth Morse
- Shakespeare and the invention of landscape : the view from Dover Cliff / Michael Hattaway
- What lies beneath / Lisa Hopkins
- Early modern dietaries and the Jews : The merchant of Venice and The Jew of Malta / Joan Fitzpatrick
- The merchant of Venice and pressured conversions in Shakespeare's world / Marianne Novy
- Shylock the old clothes man : Victorian burlesques of The merchant of Venice / Michael Shapiro
- Shakespeare in the Jewish Cultural Association of Berlin during the Third Reich 1933-41 / Zoltán Márkus
- The private life of public plays / Lena Cowen Orlin
- Part II. Children's Shakespeare.
- School of the Globe : Shakespeare for children, and me / Sophie Mason
- Preaching to the unconverted : staging Shakespeare for children in the Low Countries / Paul J.C.M. Franssen
- Part III. Cinema : a new Shakespeare.
- Theater on film and film on theater in Hamlet / Deborah Cartmell
- Spectacle and Shakespeare on film / Yong Li Lan
- Aki Kaurismäki's Hamlet goes business : a socialist Shakespearean film noir comedy / Melissa Croteau
- Part IV. World Shakespeares today.
- The commitment to Shakespeare or What are we celebrating today? / Ania Loomba
- The absence of Caliban : Shakespeare and colonial modernity / Supriya Chaudhuri
- Quoting Hamlet outside Britain in the eighteenth century / Sayre Greenfield
- New intercultural Shakespeares in East Asia / Kobayashi Kaori
- Shakespeare studies and Hamlet in Korea / Dong-Wook Kim
- Dialectical progress of feminity in Korean Shakespeare since 1990 / Hyon-u Lee
- The "cooking stove" vs. the "Chinese takeaway" : the intercultural representation of Shakespeare on the Hong Kong stage / Dorothy Wong
- Conflicts and compromises between a Shakespearean Hamlet and a Chinese prince : three Chinese operatic adaptations / Li Ruru
- Rewriting Shakespeare in a Japanese context for the page and the stage / Yoshiko Kawachi
- Othello's ghostly remainders : trauma and (post)colonial "disease" in Tayeb Salih's Season of migration to the north / Maurizio Calbi
- Ideological appropriation and sexual politics : Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra and Ahmed Shawky's Masra' Cleopatra / Rafik Darragi
- "Thou art a strange fellow" : dissonance and discordance in intercultural Shakespeares / Marcus Chen Chye Tan
- "Through Shakespeare's Africa" : "terror and murder"? / Natasha Distiller
- Epilogue: "Author, author!" / David Malouf.