Hamlet's Hereditary Queen

Hamlet's Hereditary Queen

Performing Shakespeare's Silent Female Power

Roberts, Kerrie

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2022

210

Mole

Inglês

9781032193144

15 a 20 dias

408

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Introduction: Sticky bits, or not another theory on Hamlet Part 1: Reading Gertrude 1. Not representing Gertrude 2. The glance, the gaze and Gertrude: minimise or sexualise 3. Resistant reading 4. Using the sticky bits Part 2: Writing Gertrude 5. Shakespeare's material: the history and the sources 6. Shakespeare's Gertrude Part 3: Performing a blood royal Gertrude 7. The blood royal Gertrude's production history 8. Status and silence 9. Performing the sticky bits with power 10. Conclusion: female sovereign power
jointress;status;regent queen;sovereign;feminist;Gertrude;Hamlet;Shakespeare;Young Man;Shakespeare's Richard III;Familial Child Sexual Abuse;Sticky Bit;Tragic Flaw;Imperial Jointress;Dumb Blonde;Main Character;Closet Scene;Fairy Tales;Royal Exchange Theatre;Female Sexual Transgression;Shakespeare's Female Characters;Early Modern Audience;Violate;Regnant Queen;Young Fortinbras;Papal Dispensation;Norse Myth;Sexual Vilification;Female Silence;De Grazia;Henry VIII's Death;Warlike State;Active Theatre Maker