Othello (Barnes & Noble Shakespeare)[奥赛罗]

图书标准信息

• 作者 William Shakespeare（威廉·莎士比亚） 著；Daniel Vitkus 编
• 出版社 Sterling
• 出版时间 2007-01
• ISBN 9781411400399
• 定价 69.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 其他
• 纸张 其他
• 页数 408页
• 正文语种 英语

【内容简介】

Othello,byWilliamShakespeare,ispartoftheBarnes&NobleShakespeareseries.ThisuniqueseriesfeaturesnewlyeditedtextspreparedbyleadingscholarsfromAmericaandGreatBritain,incollaborationwithoneoftheworld’sforemostShakespeareauthorities,DavidScottKastanofColumbiaUniversity.TogethertheyhaveproducedtextsasfaithfulaspossibletothosethatShakespearewrote.
EachvolumeintheBarnes&NobleShakespeareincludes:

NewScholarship–Premierescholarsintroduceeachplaywithcontemporaryscholarship.Anessayoneditingthetextprovidesanin-depthlookatthequartosandfoliosusedintheedition.
ContextualizingEssays–EssaysonShakespeare’sEngland,language,andlife,alongwithessaysonperformingShakespeareandsignificantperformancesframetheplayinbothhistoricalandtheatricalcontextforreaders.Alookatthelastinginfluenceoftheplayonmusic,art,film,anddancecreatesaninterdisciplinaryframeworkwithwhichtoapproachtheplay.
BetterNotes–Throughone-wordmargindefinitions,facing-pageglosses,andlongerendnotesaftertheplay,ourinnovativeapproachtonotespullsreadersawayfromthetextfewertimeswhileprovidingthemwithmoreinformationandcomprehensiveanalysis.
FurtherReading–Anannotatedbibliographyoftitles,hand-selectedbytheintroductionauthor,takesreadersbeyondtheeditionforfurtherreading.

OneofShakespeare’sgreatesttragedies,Othello’sportrayalofjealousyanddeceptionremainsasshockingtodayaswhenitwasfirstwritten.Theeditor,DanielVitkus,providesanilluminatingcontextfortheplay,meticulouslyreconstructinghowShakespeare’saudiencemighthaveperceivedatragedywithablackprotagonist.

【作者简介】

WilliamShakespeare(26April1564–23April1616)wasanEnglishpoetandplaywright,widelyregardedasthegreatestwriterintheEnglishlanguageandtheworld'spre-eminentdramatist.HeisoftencalledEngland'snationalpoetandthe"BardofAvon".Hissurvivingworks,includingsomecollaborations,consistofabout38plays,154sonnets,twolongnarrativepoems,twoepitaphsonamannamedJohnCombe,oneepitaphonEliasJames,andseveralotherpoems.Hisplayshavebeentranslatedintoeverymajorlivinglanguageandareperformedmoreoftenthanthoseofanyotherplaywright.