"A Midsummer Night's Dream "is an enchanting and extraordinary
comedy. With its rich poetry and vigorous prose, and its
combination of magic, myth, romance and humor, it ranks among
Shakespeare's most popular and memorable plays. However, it has
also increasingly been recognized as a profound and penetrating
exploration of love, desire, gender, social hierarchy, dramatic
art, imagination and vision.
In this Reader's Guide, Nicolas Tredell:
- explores the key critical responses to the play, from the late
seventeenth to the twenty-first centuries
- provides succinct and searching accounts of the most vibrant
commentaries and interpretations
- sets these accounts in their critical, theoretical and historical
contexts.
Informed and incisive, this survey is an invaluable resource for
students, teachers and all those who wish to enhance their grasp of
Dream criticism and engage in the ongoing critical debates about
the play.
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