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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 19.0209  Thursday, 10 April 2008

From: 		Hardy M. Cook <editor@shaksper.net>
Date: 		Thursday, April 10, 2008
Subject: 	Roundtable and Book Review Panel

Dear SHAKSPEReans,

A lot has been going on behind the scenes with SHAKSPER. Cary DiPietro 
with input from John V. Knapp, Editor of STYLE, has put together a 
fascinating Reading List for our upcoming Roundtable discussion on 
Shakespeare's Intentions. With the Reading List, Cary provided some 
thought-provoking ideas about the subject: 
<http://www.shaksper.net/archives/2008/0199.html>.

I will be accepting reactions to Cary's initial post next week. I will 
forward submissions to him over the weekend of April 18, 19, and 20 and 
intend to post the first digest in this Roundtable on Monday, April 21, 
or Tuesday, April 22. I will include the Reading List at the end of this 
message.

I am also pleased to announce that the SHAKSPER Book Review Panel has 
been hold discussions and sharing ideas. The Panel will generate a list 
of books for review. When the Panel has come up with a half dozen 
titles, a Call for Reviewers will be issued on SHAKSPER. Members of the 
Panel will then select reviewers from those who express an interest or 
will invite persons with special interests in the areas covered in the 
book to be reviewed to consider writing a Review for SHAKSPER. Once a 
review is completed, the Panel will vet it as peer reviewers. Only then 
will a book review be distributed to the members and mounted on the 
fileserver in a Book Review Section.

We will provide review copies to the reviewers. In this regard, please 
let an presses that you might be associated with know that SHAKSPER is 
accepting review copies for consideration to be reviewed on SHAKSPER. 
Publishers wishing to have one of their titles considered may send a 
review copy to the address below and I will make sure that it is given 
to the reviewer if the Panel selects it:

	Dr. Hardy M. Cook
	Editor of SHAKSPER
	7505 Citadel Drive
	College Park, Maryland 20740
	USA

Best wishes,
Hardy

Shakespeare's Intentions Reading List

De Grazia, Margreta and Peter Stallybrass. "The materiality of the 
Shakespearean text." Shakespeare Quarterly, 44.3 (1993):  255-83.

De Grazia, Margreta and Peter Stallybrass. "Love among the ruins: 
response to Pechter." Textual Practice 11.1 (1997):  69-79.

Greenstadt, Amy. "'Read it in me':  the author's will in 'Lucrece'". 
Shakespeare Quarterly 57.1 (2006):  45-70.

Holderness, Graham, Bryan Loughrey and Andrew Murphy. "Busy doing 
nothing: a response to Edward Pechter." Textual Practice 11.1 (1997): 81-7.

Jahn, Manfred. "Narrative Voice and Agency in Drama: Aspects of a 
Narratology in Drama." New Literary History 32 (2001):  659-679.

Patterson, Annabel. "Intention." In Critical Terms for Literary Study. 
Eds. Frank Lentricchia and Thomas McLaughlin. Chicago:  U of Chicago 
Press, 1987. 135-146.

Pease, Donald E. "Author." In Critical Terms for Literary Study. Eds. 
Frank Lentricchia and Thomas McLaughlin. Chicago:  U of Chicago Press, 
1987. 105-120.

Pechter, Edward. "Making love to our employment; or, the immateriality 
of arguments about the materiality of the Shakespearean text." Textual 
Practice 11.1 (1997):  51-67.

Phelan, James. Living to Tell About It: A Rhetoric and Ethics of 
Character Narration. Columbus: Ohio State UP, 2005:  1-23 (excerpt from 
Introduction).

Rabinowitz, Peter. Before Reading: Narrative Conventions and the 
Politics of Interpretation. Columbus: Ohio State UP, 1987:  15-29.

Richardson, Brian. "Voice and Narration in Post-Modern Drama." New 
Literary History 32 (2001):  681-694.

Wilson, Luke. Theatres of Intention:  Drama and the Law in Early Modern 
England. California:  Stanford UP, 2000. See esp. Introduction


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