Vol. 15 (2003) | Shakespeare in Southern Africa

Published: 2008-10-07

“Th'indias of spice and mine”: An Overview of the Poetic Plundering of New Worlds by Shakespeare and His Contemporaries

M Duplessis-Hay

1-10

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“The Barbarous Cronos”: (Post)Colonialism, Sequelization, and Regenerative Authority in Kristian Levring's The King Is Alive (2000)

C Jess

11-20

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South African Shakespeare: a model for understanding cultural transformation?

N Distiller

21-28

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I, You and Cymbeline: an exploration of Shakespeare's influence in the poetry of Noel Brettell

G Hacksley

29-38

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Prospero's African Magic: a post-colonial production of The Tempest

B Pearce

39-46

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The Resolution of Robert Persons

V Houliston

47-56

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New Pageantry: Performing British Identity, 1905-1935

P Merrington

57-70

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‘Going Round in Circles with Jonson and Shakespeare'

A Oseman

71-82

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Review articles: Apartheid Shakespeare On Trial: Rohan Quince. Shakespeare in South Africa: Stage Productions during the Apartheid Era

L Wright

83-90

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Fletcher's The Tamer Tamed: a rediscovered Jacobean text

R Chetty

91-96

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Edward Burns Ed. King Henry VI Part 1. Giorgio Melchiori Ed. The Merry Wives of Windsor

M Vaughan

96-102

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Twelfth Night: Directed by Paige Newmark for the Rhodes University Drama Department, June 2003

B Pearce

103-104

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Book reviews

Various Authors

105-128

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Journal / Shakespeare in Southern Africa / Vol. 15 (2003) / Articles

Articles

“Th'indias of spice and mine”: An Overview of the Poetic Plundering of New Worlds by Shakespeare and His Contemporaries

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“The Barbarous Cronos”: (Post)Colonialism, Sequelization, and Regenerative Authority in Kristian Levring's The King Is Alive (2000)

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South African Shakespeare: a model for understanding cultural transformation?

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I, You and Cymbeline: an exploration of Shakespeare's influence in the poetry of Noel Brettell

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Prospero's African Magic: a post-colonial production of The Tempest

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The Resolution of Robert Persons

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New Pageantry: Performing British Identity, 1905-1935

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‘Going Round in Circles with Jonson and Shakespeare'

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Review articles: Apartheid Shakespeare On Trial: Rohan Quince. Shakespeare in South Africa: Stage Productions during the Apartheid Era

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Fletcher's The Tamer Tamed: a rediscovered Jacobean text

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Edward Burns Ed. King Henry VI Part 1. Giorgio Melchiori Ed. The Merry Wives of Windsor

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Twelfth Night: Directed by Paige Newmark for the Rhodes University Drama Department, June 2003

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Book reviews

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