Titlebook: Staged Normality in Shakespeare‘s England; Rory Loughnane,Edel Semple Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Renai

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Shakespeare’s Strange Conventionalitymimesis, conventions pertaining to genre, the stage’s representative capacity, or the players’ ontological status are manipulated by the dramatist to valuable ends. Plays like ., ., and . . introduce ghosts and ‘dead’ bodies, then generate suspense, surprise, or disorientation by undercutting the co

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Transgressive Normality and Normal Transgression in ts audience. Secondly, this chapter argues that the play’s depiction of the familiar and the banal creates a conflict that is central to its critique of power structures. More is frequently singled out as unique but the recognisable, commonplace aspects of his life are used to make him a home-grown