Canute or Neptune?

Franssen, Paul

doi:10.7227/ce.57.1.6

Cahiers Élisabéthains: A Journal of English Renaissance Studies

2000

DOI: 10.7227/ce.57.1.6

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Canute or Neptune?

Paul Franssen¹

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British Ill Done?: Recent Work on Shakespeare and British, English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh Identities

Maley

2006

Literature Compass

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This contribution to Literature Compass has a three‐fold purpose. First, it aims to do what it says in the title, and flag up recent approaches to British identities in Shakespeare studies. Secondly, it seeks to remind readers of an earlier and now largely forgotten tradition of nationalist criticism and scholarship preoccupied with the place of Britain – nation, state and empire – that flourished in the 1920s and 1930s. Thirdly, it endeavours to excavate some of the more obscure material on the subject that, because of its place of publication, may have been overlooked. The material collected here covers issues of borders, colonialism, culture, genre, identity, invasion, language, mapping, monarchy, plantation, union, and the matter of Britain, especially in the histories, though as will be seen this work encompasses most of Shakespeare’s corpus. The short introductions to each section and the accompanying bibliography of over 300 items, ranging from notes and queries to substantial essays, is divided into six sections, beginning with a brief overview of the historical debate, then focusing on criticism dealing broadly with Britain, then embracing material ordered by constituent nation: England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. That there is an even spread of material under this handful of headings suggests that each and every nation within this multi‐nation state, as well as the problematic and often contested whole, has attracted its fair share of critical concern.

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2006

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"Man Hungry": Reconsidering Threats to Colonial and Patriarchal Order in Dryden and Davenant's The Tempest

Schille¹

2006

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