Shakespeare Survey: Volume 35, Shakespeare in the Nineteenth Century

The first fifty volumes of this yearbook of Shakespeare studies are being reissued in paperback.

The Shakespeare Survey: Volume 35, Shakespeare in the Nineteenth Century offers a comprehensive exploration of the impact and interpretation of Shakespeare's works during the 1800s. This volume examines how Shakespeare's plays were received, adapted, and performed throughout the century, highlighting the cultural and artistic shifts that influenced these interpretations. Through a curated selection of essays, the book delves into various themes, including the Romantic movement's fascination with Shakespeare and the emergence of new theatrical practices that reshaped his works for contemporary audiences.

In addition to scholarly essays, the Shakespeare Survey: Volume 35, Shakespeare in the Nineteenth Century features reviews of critical studies and performances from the previous year, providing readers with a well-rounded view of ongoing scholarship in the field. The volume is richly illustrated with images from notable productions and historical contexts, enhancing the reader's understanding of how Shakespeare's legacy continued to evolve during this transformative period. The meticulous editing and selection of essays ensure that both scholars and enthusiasts of Shakespeare will find valuable insights within.

Peter Holland, the current editor, continues the tradition of excellence established by his predecessors, ensuring that each volume remains accessible while maintaining rigorous academic standards. This reissue of the first fifty volumes in paperback allows a new generation of readers to engage with the rich scholarship and vibrant discussions that have characterized the Shakespeare Survey since its inception.