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Macbeth (The New Cambridge Shakespeare) by William Shakespeare; Albert Richard Braunmuller is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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This Is The Most Extensively Annotated Edition Of Macbeth Currently Available, Offering A Thorough Reconsideration Of One Of Shakespeare's Most Popular Plays. A Full And Accessible Introduction Studies The Immediate Theatrical And Political Contexts Of Macbeth's Composition, Especially The Gunpowder Plot And The Contemporary Account Of An Early Performance At The Globe. It Treats Such Celebrated Issues As Whether The Witches Compel Macbeth To Murder; Whether Lady Macbeth Is Herself A Witch; Whether Banquo Is Macbeth's Accomplice In Crime And What Criticism Is Levelled Against Macduff. An Extensive, Well-illustrated Account Of The Play In Performance Examines Several Cinematic Versions, Such As Those By Kurosawa And Roman Polanski, And Other Dramatic Adaptations. Several Possible New Sources Are Suggested, And The Presence Of Thomas Middleton's Writing In The Play Is Proposed. Appendixes Contain Additional Text And Accompanying Music. Introduction. Macbeth In Legend, Macbeth In History ; Macbeth In Mind ; Macbeth In Performance ; Macbeth In The Mind And In Performance : Act 4, Scene 3 ; Recent Performances And Adaptations ; Recent Criticism And Scholarship -- Note One The Text -- No

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Author
William Shakespeare; Albert Richard Braunmuller
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)
Published
2003
Language
EN
ISBN
9780521680981
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Music, Fiction
Rating
3.88 / 5 (37 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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