Shakespeare and consciousness

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Shakespeare and consciousness

edited byPaul Budra Clifford Werier

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Introduction Paul Budra Clifford Werier

pp.1-15

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Consciousness and cognition in Shakespeare and beyond Clifford Werier

pp.19-42

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Shakespeare studies and consciousness Edward Pechter

pp.43-77

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Hamlet in the bat cave Paul Budra

pp.79-96

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King of shadows

early modern characters and actors

Amy Cook

pp.99-118

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The distributed consciousness of Shakespeare's theatre Laurie Johnson

pp.119-138

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Minds at work

writing, acting, watching, reading Hamlet

Ros King

pp.139-161

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"Being unseminared"

pleasure, instruction, and playing the queen in anthony and cleopatra

Andrew Brown

pp.165-189

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Bodies and selves

autoscopy, out-of-body experiences, mind-wandering and early modern consciousness

Jan Purnis

pp.191-213

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Hamlet and time-consciousness

a neurophenomenological reading

Matthew Kibbee

pp.215-245

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Shylock's shy conscience

consciousness and conversion in the Merchant of venice

Tiffany Hoffman

pp.249-266

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Forgetting cleopatra Elizabeth Hodgson

pp.267-292

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Publication details

Publisher: Springer

Place: Dordrecht

Year: 2016

Pages: 307

ISBN (hardback): 978-1-137-59671-0

ISBN (digital): 978-1-137-59541-6

Full citation:

Budra Paul, Werier Clifford (2016) Shakespeare and consciousness. Dordrecht, Springer.