The Making Of The National Poet by Michael Dobson
Shakespeare, Adaptation and Authorship, 1660-1769
This insightful work delves into the transformation of William Shakespeare from a playwright of his time to a revered national icon. It explores the historical and cultural processes that elevated Shakespeare's status in the 18th century, examining how his works were adapted, interpreted, and celebrated to fit the evolving ideals of British identity. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the societal forces and literary movements that contributed to Shakespeare's enduring legacy as the quintessential English poet.
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- 1992
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