Crowd and rumour in Shakespeare

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Figures = ix
• Acknowledgements = xi
• Introduction = 1
• Part 1 Body
• 1 'The Greatest and Most Savage Beast in the Whole World' : The Idea of the Crowd in Shakespeare's Time = 11
• 2 Theories of the Crowd = 23
• 3 Class Conflict and Crowd Psychology : The Second Part of HenryⅥ = 41
• 4 The Metatheatricality of the Crowd : Julius Caesar = 53
• 5 From the 'Body Politic' to the 'Many-Headed Monster' : Coriolanus = 71
• Part 2 Voice
• 6 'Falsehoods Mingled with the Truth' : Early Modern Concepts of Rumour = 101
• 7 Rumour Theory = 113
• 8 The Circulation of Fear : RichardⅢ = 125
• 9 Rumour, Fame and Sound : The Second Part of HenryⅣ = 143
• 10 Rumour and Scepticism : Othello = 157
• Conclusion : Shakespeare's Drama of Collectivity = 173
• AppendixⅠ : Crowds and Rumours in Shakespeare's Time = 179
• AppendixⅡ : Overview of Relevant Previous Studies = 193
• Works Cited = 197
• Index = 209