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ISBN 10: 1349429228 
ISBN 13: 9781349429226
Author: R Knowles

Shakespeare s Arguments With History 1st Table of contents:

• 1 Introduction

  • (Likely discusses the critical landscape of Shakespeare's history plays and introduces the concept of argument as central to Renaissance education and drama.)

• 2 Shakespeare and Argument

  • (Explores the role of rhetoric and dialectic in early modern humanist culture and how they informed Shakespeare's dramatic practice.)

• 3 1 & 2 Henry VI

  • (Analysis of how argument is presented and functions within the plays of the first tetralogy, particularly focusing on political and moral debates.)

• 4 3 Henry VI and Richard III

  • (Continues the analysis of the first tetralogy, potentially emphasizing the culmination of arguments and their consequences in the rise of Richard III.)

• 5 Richard II

  • (Examines the arguments surrounding kingship, legitimacy, and the fall of a monarch in Richard II.)

• 6 1 & 2 Henry IV

  • (Focuses on the arguments between different factions, generations, and social classes in the Henry IV plays, including the interplay of public and private spheres.)

• 7 Henry V

  • (Analyzes the arguments for and against war, leadership, and the nature of a king in Henry V.)

• 8 Julius Caesar

  • (Explores the arguments of rhetoric and political power in this Roman history play.)

• 9 Antony and Cleopatra

  • (Examines the clash of cultures, loyalties, and personal desires, presented through various arguments and debates.)

• 10 Coriolanus

  • (Discusses the arguments between the individual and the state, and the nature of pride and compromise in Coriolanus.)

• 11 Troilus and Cressida

  • (Explores the arguments surrounding love, honor, and the futility of war, often presented in a more cynical light.)

• 12 Conclusion: Drama and Historiography

  • (Synthesizes the findings, reflecting on Shakespeare's broader engagement with history and how his plays contribute to or challenge contemporary historiographical approaches.)

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