RE-READING, RE-WRITING, RE-CONTEXTUALISING SHAKESPEARE (II)

Issue Editors: Rodica Dimitriu and Radu Andriescu

Published: 20.12.2017

Editorial Note

Re-Reading, Re-Writing, Re-Contextualising Shakespeare

Rodica Dimitriu, Radu Andriescu

7-16

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Articles

Shakespeare’s Cultural Diversity

Marta Gibińska

18-30

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An American in King Henry's Court: Orson Welles' 'Chimes at Midnight'

Robert Horton

32-41

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Enter the Clowns: Adapting Shakespeare after 1642

Klára Škrobánková

43-57

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War Games: Staging the Histories in an American Presidential Year

Kath Bradley

59-68

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Mihail Sebastian’s Shakespeare

Daniela Doboș

70-83

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Hermia and the Dark Lady: From Perceived Others to Potential Erotic Objects

Cristina Diamant

85-105

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Shakespeare’s Weird Sisters – In Between Outlandish Womanhood and Prophesing Moirae

Simona Catrinel Avarvarei

107-117

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Between Anthropocentrism and Anthropomorphism: A Corpus-Based Analysis of Animal Comparisons in Shakespeare’s Plays

Sorina Postolea, Lorelei Caraman

119-132

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Re-Contextualizing Shakespeare: 'Romeo and Juliet' in Manga

Andreea Șerban

134-144

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Shakespeare Re-Read, Re-Written, Re-Contextualised Or... Re-Placed in Opera and Musical

Alina Bottez

145-157

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