Revisiting Shakespeare's Italian Resources

Revisiting Shakespeare's Italian Resources

Memory and Reuse

Bigliazzi, Silvia

Taylor & Francis Ltd

07/2024

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9781032294445

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Acknowledgments

List of Contributors

INTRODUCTION

Silvia Bigliazzi

PARTE ONE: MEMORIES

1. "Memory, Intertextuality/Interdiscursivity and Reuse"

Savina Stevanato

2. "Whose Memory? From the "Rossignuol" to Female Communities in Groto and Shakespeare"

Silvia Bigliazzi

PART TWO: MEMORY AND REUSE

3. Welcome to Padua: Female Characters, Narrative Sources, and the Commedia dell'Arte in The Two Gentlemen of Verona

Melissa Walter

4. The Source as a Resonant Halo. Italian Neoplatonism in Twelfth Night

Rocco Coronato

5. Bandello's Novellas and The Merry Wives of Windsor

Roberta Zanoni

6. "Ed ebbono bene e buona ventura." Multi-Layered Echoes of Il Pecorone in The Merchant of Venice

Alessandra Squeo

7. Boccaccio's Bernabo, Shakespeare's Cymbeline, and Other Resources: A Keyword and Co-textual Analysis

Fabio Ciambella

PART THREE: REUSE AND MEMORY

8 "What country, friends, is this?": Displaced Identity and Homoerotic Desire in Twelfth Night and its Italian Models

Jason Lawrence

9. "The story that is printed in her blood": Patriarchal Authority in Much Ado About Nothing and Its Sources

Emanuel Stelzer

10. "Most strange, but yet most truly, will I speak": Female Agency from Cinthio to Shakespeare's Measure for Measure

Cristiano Ragni

11. Reviving Past "Models": Dolce's Marianna and the Intricacies of Othello's Crux

Beatrice Righetti

12. "As I please myself." Recollections and Reconfigurations of Female Agency in Ariosto's Suppositi, Gascoigne's Supposes and Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew

Silvia Silvestri

13. The Ring is the Thing: All's Well That Ends Well and its Mobile Circuitry

Eric Nicholson

AFTERWORD

Robert Henke

Index
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Shakespeare;Reception Studies;Memory;Anglo-Italian;Intertextuality