2006
DOI: 10.1057/9780230627406
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Performances of Mourning in Shakespearean Theatre and Early Modern Culture

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“…Prior to the advent and adoption of the printing press, for example, knowledge of an individual's death rarely extended beyond the immediate physical area where the person was born and lived his or her entire life. This proximity meant that those individuals affected by the death could gather for wakes, funerals, and other rites to support one another and to memorialize the life of the deceased (Doring, 2006).…”
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“…Prior to the advent and adoption of the printing press, for example, knowledge of an individual's death rarely extended beyond the immediate physical area where the person was born and lived his or her entire life. This proximity meant that those individuals affected by the death could gather for wakes, funerals, and other rites to support one another and to memorialize the life of the deceased (Doring, 2006).…”
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“…Goffe insère ensuite une scène qui joue sur ce que Tobias Döring appelle les « performances de deuil » en confrontant différentes attitudes face au cadavre 8 . Celui-ci est dégradé par Clytemnestre qui remplit le rôle de la veuve éplorée :…”
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“…For the German context, seeKoslofsky 2000, Karant-Nunn 1997, and Karant-Nunn 2009. For the Elizabethan context, seeGreenblatt 2001, Diehl 1997, and Döring 2006…”
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