The Penguin Shakespeare Dictionary
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Book Description
A comprehensive, highly readable reference, with more than 1,000 entries on William Shakespeare and his work.
The Penguin Shakespeare Dictionary is the ideal one-stop reference for students, scholars, play and movie-goers, and general readers who want to know more about Shakespeare's life and works. Organized in an easily-accessible A-to-Z form and making full use of the latest findings of scholars, it covers all the plays, sonnets, and narrative poems, including detailed plot summaries and accompanying critical discussion, information on relevant literary and historical figures, and the staging of Shakespeare's plays from Elizabethan times to the present. With an annotated bibliography and introductory essays on Shakespeare and on theater and play production in his time, The Penguin Shakespeare Dictionary is an indispensable reference to the most celebrated figure in world literature--a man whose words and phrases have become a part of our vocabulary.
Officially endorsed by the Royal Shakespeare Company
Over 1,000 entries arranged alphabetically
Based on the most current research by Shakespearean scholars
About the Author
The author of many books on Shakespeare and English literature, Sandra Clark is a professor at Birbeck College, University of London.
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