A study of one of the most prominent and versatile writers of the early seventeenth century. Middleton collaborated with several contemporaries including, Dekker, Shakespeare and Rowley and a chapter is devoted to each of these. Dekker and Middleton's 'The Roaring Girl' is examined in detail as is his intertextual relations with Shakespeare and, arguably his masterpiece 'The Changeling' written with Rowley. This is the first study of Middleton to emphasize his collaborative relationships and the intertextual elements of the plays, pageants, poems, and pamphlets. CONTENTS Chronology Preface and Acknowledgements A Question of Attribution Abbreviations and References Introduction 1. Middleton 2. Collaboration 3. Middleton and Dekker 4. Middleton and Shakespeare 5. Middleton and Rowley 6. Intertextual Middleton Afterword Notes Select Bibliography Index AUTHORS: Mark Hutchings is Lecturer in English, University of Reading. A. A. Bromham was formerly Head of English, West London Institute of Higher Education, Brunel University.
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Mark Hutchings is a lecturer in English at the University of Reading, specialising in early modern drama in performance. Previous publications include articles, book chapters, and notes on early modern drama, especially the representation of Turks on the stage; editor of Three Jacobean 'Turkish' Plays Manchester University Press, forthcoming).
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Paperback. Zustand: New. New edition. Middleton and his Collaborators explores the career of one of the most prominent and versatile writers of the early seventeenth century. Throughout his working life Thomas Middleton worked in collaboration with several contemporaries notably Thomas Dekker, William Shakespeare, and William Rowley. The book devotes chapters to each, and examines in detail Middleton and Dekker's The Roaring Girl, his intertextual relations with Shakespeare, and arguably his masterpiece, The Changeling, written with Rowley. Collaboration is not merely a 'detail', however, but a structuring principle in the making of theatre during this period, and it is central to an understanding of Middleton drama. This is the first study of Middleton to emphasise the significance of his collaborative relationships, and stresses inturn the intertextual elements of the plays, pageants, poems, and pamphlets. The portrait that emerges is a politicised, theatrically-aware, multi-faceted writer whose chief skill lay in his ability to work in and across a range of genres, as his collaborative relationships and sole works alike demonstrate. Artikel-Nr. LU-9780746310809
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Paperback. Zustand: New. New edition. Middleton and his Collaborators explores the career of one of the most prominent and versatile writers of the early seventeenth century. Throughout his working life Thomas Middleton worked in collaboration with several contemporaries notably Thomas Dekker, William Shakespeare, and William Rowley. The book devotes chapters to each, and examines in detail Middleton and Dekker's The Roaring Girl, his intertextual relations with Shakespeare, and arguably his masterpiece, The Changeling, written with Rowley. Collaboration is not merely a 'detail', however, but a structuring principle in the making of theatre during this period, and it is central to an understanding of Middleton drama. This is the first study of Middleton to emphasise the significance of his collaborative relationships, and stresses in turn the intertextual elements of the plays, pageants, poems, and pamphlets. The portrait that emerges is a politicised, theatrically-aware, multi-faceted writer whose chief skill lay in his ability to work in and across a range of genres, as his collaborative relationships and sole works alike demonstrate. Artikel-Nr. LU-9780746310809
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