Shakespeare and the Renaissance - ENGX309
The unit considers a broad range of Shakespeare's writings in relation to writings by his contemporaries and by his successors - dramatists as well as non-dramatists. In doing so it examines how those texts at once represent and engage with issues and problems in the culture of early modern, or Renaissance, England. Those issues and problems include, for example, issues of genre and of sexuality in verse of the 1590s, problems evoked in representations of tragic selfhood, problems associated with religious and political conflict and problems arising from English portrayals both of England and of life outside it.
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| When Offered: | S1 OUA - Session 1, offered through Open Universities Australia |
| Staff Contact(s): | Professor Tony Cousins |
| Assessed As: | Graded |
| Offered By: | Department of English Faculty of Arts |
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