The first work to engage Shakespeare with distinctly Canadian debates addressing nationalism, separatism, cultural appropriation, cultural nationalism, feminism, and postcolonialism.
The first work to engage Shakespeare with distinctly Canadian debates addressing nationalism, separatism, cultural appropriation, cultural nationalism, feminism, and postcolonialism.
Diana Brydon is Robert and Ruth Lumsden Professor of English at the University of Western Ontario. Irena R. Makaryk is an award-winning author and a distinguished university professor of English at the University of Ottawa.
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1. Preface - Diane Bryden and Irena R. Makaryk 2. Introduction: Shakespeare in Canada: 'aworld elsewhere'? - Irena R. Makaryk 3. Part One: Beginnings: Institutionalizing Shakespeare * Pioneer Shakespeare Culture: The Reverend Henry Scadding and His Shakespeare Display at the 1892 Toronto Industrial Exhibition - Heather Murray * The Imperial Theme: The Shakespeare Society of Toronto,1928-1969 - Karen Bamford * 'A Stage for the Word': Shakespeare on CBC Radio, 1947-1955 - Marta Straznicky * Stratford and the Aspirations for a Canadian National Theatre - Margaret Groome * Shakespeare Canadiens at the Stratford Festival - C.E. McGee * A National Hamlet?: Stratford's Legacy of Twentieth-Century Productions - Jessica Schagerl 4. Part Two: Shakespeare On Stage * 'Le Re-making' of le Grand Will: Shakespeare in Francophone Quebec - Leanore Lieblein * Learning to Curse in Accurate Iambics: Shakespeare in Newfoundland - Peter Ayers * Liberal Spectators and Illiberal Critiques: Necessary Angel's King Lear - Michael McKinnie 5. Part Three: Critical Debates and Traditions * Continuity and Contradiction: University Actors Meet the Universal Bard - Anthony B. Dawson * Canadian Bacon - Paul Yachnin and Brent E. Whitted * Canada, Negative Capability, and Cymbeline - Alexander Leggatt * Frye's Shakespeare, Frye's Canada - L.M. Findlay 6. Part Four: Reimagining Shakespeare * Nation and/as Adaptation: Shakespeare, Canada, and Authenticity - Daniel Fischlin * Undead and Unsafe: Adapting Shakespeare (in Canada) - Mark Fortier * Normand Chaurette's Les Reines: Shakespeare and the Modern in the Alchemical Oven - Lois Sherlow * Othello in Three Times - Ric Knowles 7. Afterword: Relocating Shakespeare, Redefining Canada - Diana Brydon
1. Preface - Diane Bryden and Irena R. Makaryk 2. Introduction: Shakespeare in Canada: 'aworld elsewhere'? - Irena R. Makaryk 3. Part One: Beginnings: Institutionalizing Shakespeare * Pioneer Shakespeare Culture: The Reverend Henry Scadding and His Shakespeare Display at the 1892 Toronto Industrial Exhibition - Heather Murray * The Imperial Theme: The Shakespeare Society of Toronto,1928-1969 - Karen Bamford * 'A Stage for the Word': Shakespeare on CBC Radio, 1947-1955 - Marta Straznicky * Stratford and the Aspirations for a Canadian National Theatre - Margaret Groome * Shakespeare Canadiens at the Stratford Festival - C.E. McGee * A National Hamlet?: Stratford's Legacy of Twentieth-Century Productions - Jessica Schagerl 4. Part Two: Shakespeare On Stage * 'Le Re-making' of le Grand Will: Shakespeare in Francophone Quebec - Leanore Lieblein * Learning to Curse in Accurate Iambics: Shakespeare in Newfoundland - Peter Ayers * Liberal Spectators and Illiberal Critiques: Necessary Angel's King Lear - Michael McKinnie 5. Part Three: Critical Debates and Traditions * Continuity and Contradiction: University Actors Meet the Universal Bard - Anthony B. Dawson * Canadian Bacon - Paul Yachnin and Brent E. Whitted * Canada, Negative Capability, and Cymbeline - Alexander Leggatt * Frye's Shakespeare, Frye's Canada - L.M. Findlay 6. Part Four: Reimagining Shakespeare * Nation and/as Adaptation: Shakespeare, Canada, and Authenticity - Daniel Fischlin * Undead and Unsafe: Adapting Shakespeare (in Canada) - Mark Fortier * Normand Chaurette's Les Reines: Shakespeare and the Modern in the Alchemical Oven - Lois Sherlow * Othello in Three Times - Ric Knowles 7. Afterword: Relocating Shakespeare, Redefining Canada - Diana Brydon
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