Shakespeare survey. 20, Shakespearean and other tragedy

List of plates; 1. Shakespeare, Fletcher and Baroque tragedy Marco Mincoff; 2. Seneca and the Elizabethans: a case-study in 'Influence' G. K. Hunter; 3. George Chapman: tragedy and the providential view of history G. R. Hibbard; 4. Critical disagreement about Œdipus and Hamlet Nigel Alexander; 5. Shakespeare's thematic modes of speech: Richard II to Henry V Robert Hapgood; 6. Anarchy and order in Richard III and King John Ronald Berman; 7. The staging of parody and parallels in 1 Henry IV John Shaw; 8. Shakespeare's unnecessary characters Arthur Colby Sprague; 9. Walter Whiter's notes on Shakespeare Mary Bell; 10. Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet: its Spanish source Oscar M. Villarejo; 11. The grieves Shakespearian scene designs Sybil Rosenfeld; 12. Shakespeare on the modern stage: past significance and present meaning Robert Weimann; 13. Shakespeare in Brazil Barbara Heliodora C. de M. F. de Almeida; 14. Recent Shakespeare performances in Romania Alexandru Dutu; 15. Shakespeare, the twentieth century and 'behaviourism' Gareth Lloyd Evans; 16. The year's contributions to Shakespearian study Norman Sanders, Stanley Wells and J. K. Walton; Index.