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Art imitates business : commercial and political influences in Elizabethan theatre

Print Book, English, ©1993
Bowling Green State University Popular Press, Bowling Green, OH, ©1993
History
iii, 298 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
9780879725945, 9780879725952, 087972594X, 0879725958
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Ch. 1. Art Imitates Business: Profit and Business Practices in Elizabethan Theatre
Ch. 2. Have We Allowed His 'Tales' to Wag the Man? What Was Shakespeare's Primary Occupation?
Ch. 3. Why Boys for (wo)Men's Roles? or, Pardon the Delay, 'the Queen was shaving'
Ch. 4. Shakespeare's Dramatic Joke: The Taming of the Shrew
Ch. 5. The "Mole" in Shakespeare's Company: "Industrial Espionage" in Elizabethan Theatre
Ch. 6. The Very Human Shylock: Court Intrigue, Propaganda, Patron Payback, and The Merchant of Venice
Ch. 7. Ben Jonson's The Isle of Dogs: Politics and Playwriting in Elizabethan England
Ch. 8. Extortion in the Name of Art: The Impressment of Thomas Clifton into Blackfriars Boys
Ch. 9. Eddies of the Essex Episode: Political Ripples in the Theatre and Book Trades