Titlebook: Beyond Shakespeare; Film Studies, Perfor Iris H. Tuan Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Professor Hua Loo Keng in Japan,ween food and control. In ., it associates food with sex. In ., Prospero uses the magic to let Ariel display a banquet of food as hallucination (III. iii. 19 stage direction). This chapter explores the scenes of food/drink consumption, emotions, and obsessions in Shakespeare’s plays and art in visualization of food/drink/aesthetics.

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Metaphors of Plagues in Shakespeare’s Playsvides an informative overview of Shakespeare’s life in the shadow of plague and his references to the disease in his plays. This chapter argues that plagues and pandemics can work as metaphors to symbolize diseases, moral decadence, and lovesickness.

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Food/Drink Consumption, Emotions, and Obsessions in Shakespeare’s Plays and Artween food and control. In ., it associates food with sex. In ., Prospero uses the magic to let Ariel display a banquet of food as hallucination (III. iii. 19 stage direction). This chapter explores the scenes of food/drink consumption, emotions, and obsessions in Shakespeare’s plays and art in visualization of food/drink/aesthetics.

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Book 2023al theories of Performance Studies, Film Studies, Psychoanalysis, Postmodernism, and Visual Culture, to interpreting the special selection works. The focus and common theme are on race, body, and class. With the background of COVID-19 since 2019 up to the present, the book offers the readers with th

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Metaphors of Plagues in Shakespeare’s Playsmic. Plagues and pandemics also happened several times in Shakespeare’s time. The situation of bubonic plague is found to be reflected in the Bard’s plays, for example, ., ., ., .,?., ., and?.. Besides, the widely discussed lawsuit occurred in late 1603 might have influenced Shakespeare’s writing ab

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Food/Drink Consumption, Emotions, and Obsessions in Shakespeare’s Plays and Art by over-indulging Sir Andrew Ageucheek in Shakespeare’s .. Food/drink consumption, emotions, and obsessions are expressed by the Bard’s language. The scenes of food can also be seen in the Bard’s many plays, such as the libertine character Falstaff says while he has a tankard in his hand and a woma

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Women and the “Feminine” by Quoting Shakespeare’s Sonnets and Image Change in Screenel of the narrative and reinforce characterization. Cleverly, the BBC film . (2005) inserts Shakespeare‘s Sonnet 116 into the bedroom scene as the love metaphor for Benedick and Beatrice to enhance the chemistry between them. Moreover, in Director Ang Lee’s film . (1995), the adaptation from Jane Au

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