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Bog, Blackwell, New pbk. edition 1999 2000, 1999
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Part one introduction
Shakespeare and the "element" he lived in(David Scott Kastan)
Part two Shakespeare I
Shakespeare the man(David Bevington)
Part three living
Shakespeare's England(Norman Jones)
Shakespeare's London(Ian W. Archer)
Religious identities in Shakespeare's England(Peter Lake)
The family and the household(Susan Dwyer Amussen)
Shakespeare and political thought(Martin Dzelzainis)
Political culture(David Harris Sacks)
Part four reading
"The great variety of readers" and early modern reading practices ; David Daniell: Reading the Bible(Heidi Brayman Hackel)
Reading the classics(Robert S. Miola)
The shapes of history(D.R. Woolf)
Diana E. Henderson: Reading vernacular literature(Diana E. Henderson and James Siemon)
Part five writing
Professional playwrighting(Scott McMillin)
Shakespeare's "Natiue English"(Jonathan Hope)
Hearing Shakespeare's dramatic verse(George T. Wright)
Shakespeare and rhetorical culture(Peter G. Platt)
Shakespeare and genre(Jean E. Howard)
Part six playing
The economics of playing(William Ingram)
The Chamberlain's king's men(S.P. Cerasano)
Shakespeare's repertory(Roslyn L. Knutson)
Shakespeare's playhouses(Andrew Gurr)
Licensing and censorship(Richard Dutton)
Part seven printing
Thomas L. Berger: Shakespeare in print, 1593-1640(Thomas L. Berger and Jesse M. Lander)
"Precious few": English manuscript playbooks(William B. Long)
The craft of printing (1600)(Laurie E. Maguire)
The London book-trade in 1600(Mark Bland)
Liberty, license, and authority: Press censorship and Shakespeare(Cyndia Susan Clegg)
Part eight Shakespeare II
Shakespeare: The myth(Michael D. Bristol)
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