000			01378nam a22001817a 4500
020			_a9789388002394
082			_a822.33 _bBAR/M.10
100			_aBartolovich, Crystal
245			_aMarx and Freud: great Shakespeareans
260			_aNew Delhi _bBloomsbury _c2018
300			_a221p.
500			_a Vol. X
520			_aThis volume looks at Marx and Freud, who, though not 'Shakespeareans' in the usual academic or theatrical sense, were both deeply informed by Shakespeare's writings, and have both had enormous influence on the understanding and reception of Shakespeare. The first section of this volume consists of a discussion of Marx's use of Shakespeare by Crystal Bartolovich followed by an essay on Shakespeareans' recent uses of Marx by Jean E. Howard. The volume's second half, written by David Hillman, juxtaposes a discussion of Freud's use of Shakespeare with a meditation on Shakespeare's 'use' of Freud. Each part can be read fruitfully independently of the others, but the sum is greater than the parts, offering an engagement with two of the most influential thinkers in Western modernity and their interchanges with, arguably, the most influential figure of early modernity: Shakespeare.
650			_aWilliam Shakespeare-Criticism and interpretation _aKarl marx _aSigmund Freud
700			_aHillman, David
700			_aHoward, Jean E.
942			_cBK
999			_c59319 _d59319