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This Study Explores Shakespeare's Representation Of Various Kinds Of Physical And Intellectual Work In Plays Ranging From Hamlet And King Lear Through Antony And Cleopatra, Coriolanus, And Timon Of Athens To The Four Late Romances, King Henry Viii, And The Two Noble Kinsmen. Of Special Interest Is The Analysis Of Shakespeare's Portrayal Of Birth Labor, Especially With Regard To Artistic Creation And Playwrighting In Particular. The Conflict Of Idleness Versus Arduous Work Becomes Progressively More Prominent In Shakespeare's Jacobean Plays. Reformation Protestantism, The Court Of King James, And Early Modern English Working Conditions Provide Contexts For Appreciating The Contemporary Importance Of This Conflict. I. Work And Shakespeare's Age -- Ii. From Hamlet To Timon Of Athens: Work In Shakespeare's Later Plays -- Iii. Pericles -- Iv. Cymbeline -- V. The Winter's Tale -- Vi. The Tempest -- Vii. King Henry Viii -- Viii. The Two Noble Kinsmen -- Ix. Shakespeare's Labored Art. Maurice Hunt. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [279]-303) And Index.

Author

Maurice Hunt

Publisher

Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers

Published

1995

Language

EN

ISBN

9780820439556

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Christian, Humanities