WILLIAM
SHAKESPEARE
A CRITICAL STUDY
BY
GEORGE BRANDES
LONDON
WILLIAM HEINEMANN
1905
This Work is published in Copenhagen in Three Volumes, represented by the Three Books of this translation. The First Book and half of the Second are translated by Mr. WILLIAM ARCHER; the last half of the Second Book by Mr. ARCHER, assisted by Miss MARY MORISON; the Third Book by Miss DIANA WHITE, also with the assistance of Miss MORISON. The proofs of the whole Work have been revised by Dr. BRANDES himself.
CONTENTS
| BOOK FIRST | ||
|---|---|---|
| I. | A BIOGRAPHY OF SHAKESPEARE DIFFICULT BUT NOT IMPOSSIBLE | 2 |
| II. | STRATFORD—PARENTAGE—BOYHOOD | 5 |
| III. | MARRIAGE—SIR THOMAS LUCY—DEPARTURE FROM STRATFORD | 10 |
| IV. | LONDON—BUILDINGS, COSTUMES, MANNERS | 13 |
| V. | POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS CONDITIONS—ENGLAND'S GROWING GREATNESS | 16 |
| VI. | SHAKESPEARE AS ACTOR AND RETOUCHER OF OLD PLAYS—GREENE'S ATTACK | 18 |
| VII. | THE "HENRY VI." TRILOGY | 21 |
| VIII. | CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE AND HIS LIFE-WORK—TITUS ANDRONICUS | 27 |
| IX. | SHAKESPEARE'S CONCEPTION OF THE RELATIONS OF THE SEXES—HISMARRIAGE VIEWED IN THIS LIGHT—LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST—ITS MATTER ANDSTYLE—JOHN LYLY AND EUPHUISM—THE PERSONAL ELEMENT | 34 |
| X. | LOVE'S LABOUR'S WON: THE FIRST SKETCH OF ALL'S WELL THAT ENDSWELL—THE COMEDY OF ERRORS—THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA | 47 |
| XI. | VENUS AND ADONIS: DESCRIPTIONS OF NATURE—THE RAPE OF LUCRECE:RELATION TO PAINTING | 55 |
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