Essays on Shakespeare and Elizabethan Drama

1. Hardin Craig Richard Hosley 2. The Contribution of the Interludes to Elizabethan Staging Richard Southern 3. Trissino’s ‘Art of Poetry’ Marvin T. Herrick 4. ‘The Spanish Tragedy’, or Babylon Revisited S. F. Johnson 5. Intrigue in Elizabethan Tragedy Alfred Harbage 6. Robert Greene as Dramatist Kenneth Muir 7. Marlowe’s ‘Dido’ and the Tradition Don Cameron Allen 8. Marlowe’s Humor Clifford Leech 9. Marlowe’s ‘Doctor Faustus’ and the Eldritch Tradition Muriel C. Bradbrook 10. Murlowe’s ‘Tragicke Glasse’ Irving Ribner 11. More Shakespeare Sonnet Groups Brents Stirling 12. Three Homilies in ‘The Comedy of Errors’ T. W. Baldwin 13. Pyramus and Thisbe Once More Madeleine Doran 14. ‘Henry V’ as Heroic Comedy Roy W. Battenhouse 15. Tudor Intelligence Tests: Malvolio and Real Life C. J. Sisson 16. Hamlet’s Defence of the Players William A. Ringler, Jr. 17. Hamlet’s Fifth Soliloquy Fredson Bowers 18. Greeks and Merrygreeks: A Background to ‘Timon of Athens’ and ‘Troilus and Cressida’ T. J. B. Spencer 19. Recognition in ‘The Winter’s Tale’ Northrop Frye 20. Repeated Situations in Shakespeare’s Plays Matthew W. Black 21. Stage Imagery in Shakespeare’s Plays Clifford Lyons 22. Engagement and Detachment in Shakespeare’s Plays Maynard Mack 23. Francis Bacon on the Drama Paul H. Kocher 24. ‘The Revenger’s Tragedy’ and the Virtue of Anonymity Allardyce Nicoll 25. Italian ‘Favole boscarecce’ and Jacobean Stage Pastoralism John Leon Lievsay 26. Thomas Haywood’s Dramatic Art Arthur Brown 27. Massinger the Censor Philip Edwards 28. Lenten Performances in the Jacobean and Caroline Theatres G. E. Bentley 29. The Return of the Open Stage George F. Reynolds 30. A Bibliography of the Writings of Hardin Craig from 1940 to 1961 J. M. Braffett; Index