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The Two Noble Kinsmen (Oxford Paperbacks)

The Two Noble Kinsmen (Oxford Paperbacks)

by WilliamShakespeare (Author), JohnFletcher (Author), EugeneM.Waith (Editor)

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    Paperback 1989

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    Paperback 1998

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Synopsis

In addition to the text of "The Two Noble Kinsmen", a play that the editor contends was written by Shakespeare in collaboration with his younger colleague Fletcher, this book includes a discussion of the authorship, its history on the stage and the classical ideals of chivalry and friendship on which the plot turns. The text is based on the Quarto of 1634, which was printed from a prompt copy and contains problems of lineation - for example, whole scenes printed as verse which have been recognized as prose. Apart from attempting to clarify these issues, this edition aims to explicate the stage action, which is only partially revealed by the Quarto stage directions. As a volume in the Oxford Shakespeare series, there is annotation, discussion (with illustrations) of past productions, textual footnoting and an index.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 256
 Edition: Reprint
 Publisher: Oxford Paperbacks
Published: 08 Jun 1989
ISBN 10: 0192814982
ISBN 13: 9780192814982

Media Reviews
An exemplary text, superbly edited with a most helpful introduction. The authorship question is excellently treated. --Margaret Loftus Ranald, Queens College, CUNY
[An] excellent edition...This sturdily bound book is an extremely usable edition of a too little known play. All serious academic libraries will wish to have it. --Choice
Praise for the Oxford Shakespeare: Every library supporting the study of Shakespeare on any level must have the new Oxford Shakespeare. --Choice
The Oxford Shakespeare has followed the example of the New Ardens in printing collations and notes at the foot of each page rather than in appendices. Oxford, however, has improved upon the Ardens in the matter of typography and provides the most attractive and easiest to use single-play editions
of Shakespeare currently available. --The Shakespeare Bulletin
Beautifully printed and easy to handle, each volume provides legible and useful footnotes, along with an introduction by an eminent scholar. --New York Times Book Review
Not simply a better text but a new conception of Shakespeare. This is a major achievement of twentieth-century scholarship. --Times Literary Supplement
Easy reading...first-class 20th century footnotes...and lots of relevant scholarship for practical stage usage. Congratulations. --Joseph Papp
The very best texts of Shakespeare's plays. --Biblioth((e'))que d'Humanisme et Renaissance


An exemplary text, superbly edited with a most helpful introduction. The authorship question is excellently treated. --Margaret Loftus Ranald, Queens College, CUNY
[An] excellent edition...This sturdily bound book is an extremely usable edition of a too little known play. All serious academic libraries will wish to have it. --Choice
Praise for the Oxford Shakespeare: Every library supporting the study of Shakespeare on any level must have the new Oxford Shakespeare. --Choice
The Oxford Shakespeare has followed the example of the New Ardens in printing collations and notes at the foot of each page rather than in appendices. Oxford, however, has improved upon the Ardens in the matter of typography and provides the most attractive and easiest to use single-play editions
of Shakespeare currently available. --The Shakespeare Bulletin
Beautifully printed and easy to handle, each volume provides legible and useful footnotes, along with an introduction by an eminent scholar. --New York Times Book Review
Not simply a better text but a new conception of Shakespeare. This is a major achievement of twentieth-century scholarship. --Times Literary Supplement
Easy reading...first-class 20th century footnotes...and lots of relevant scholarship for practical stage usage. Congratulations. --Joseph Papp
The very best texts of Shakespeare's plays. --Biblioth((e'))que d'Humanisme et Renaissance

An exemplary text, superbly edited with a most helpful introduction. The authorship question is excellently treated. --Margaret Loftus Ranald, Queens College, CUNY
[An] excellent edition...This sturdily bound book is an extremely usable edition of a too little known play. All serious academic libraries will wish to have it. --Choice
Praise for the Oxford Shakespeare: Every library supporting the study of Shakespeare on any level must have the new Oxford Shakespeare. --Choice
The Oxford Shakespeare has followed the example of the New Ardens in printing collations and notes at the foot of each page rather than in appendices. Oxford, however, has improved upon the Ardens in the matter of typography and provides the most attractive and easiest to use single-play editions of Shakespeare currently available. --The Shakespeare Bulletin
Beautifully printed and easy to handle, each volume provides legible and useful footnotes, along with an introduction by an eminent scholar. --New York Times Book Review
Not simply a better text but a new conception of Shakespeare. This is a major achievement of twentieth-century scholarship. --Times Literary Supplement
Easy reading...first-class 20th century footnotes...and lots of relevant scholarship for practical stage usage. Congratulations. --Joseph Papp
The very best texts of Shakespeare's plays. --Biblioth((e'))que d'Humanisme et Renaissance


An exemplary text, superbly edited with a most helpful introduction. The authorship question is excellently treated. --Margaret Loftus Ranald, Queens College, CUNY


[An] excellent edition...This sturdily bound book is an extremely usable edition of a too little known play. All serious academic libraries will wish to have it. --Choice


Praise for the Oxford Shakespeare Every library supporting the study of Shakespeare on any level must have the new Oxford Shakespeare. --Choice


The Oxford Shakespeare has followed the example of the New Ardens in printing collations and notes at the foot of each page rather than in appendices. Oxford, however, has improved upon the Ardens in the matter of typography and provides the most attractive and easiest to use single-play editions of Shakespeare currently available. --The Shakespeare Bulletin


Beautifully printed and easy to handle, each volume provides legible and useful footnotes, along with an introduction by an eminent scholar. --New York Times Book Review


Not simply a better text but a new conception of Shakespeare. This is a major achievement of twentieth-century scholarship. --Times Literary Supplement


Easy reading...first-class 20th century footnotes...and lots of relevant scholarship for practical stage usage. Congratulations. --Joseph Papp


The very best texts of Shakespeare's plays. --Biblioth((e'))que d'Humanisme et Renaissance