Coriolanus

Coriolanus Criticism

• Coriolanus (Vol. 64)
  • Introduction
  • Criticism: Overviews And General Studies
    • Coriolanus and the Epic Genre
    • Tragic Superfluity in Coriolanus
    • Coriolanus—A Tragedy of Love
    • ‘Manhood and Chevalrie’: Coriolanus, Prince Henry, and the Chivalric Revival
  • Criticism: Character Studies
    • Martial Ambition and the Family Romance in Coriolanus
    • Characterizing Coriolanus
    • The Paradox of Greatness and the Limits of Pragmatism in Shakespeare's Coriolanus
  • Criticism: Production Reviews
    • The Shakespeare Theatre, 1991-92
    • Shakespeare at Stratford-upon-Avon, 1994-95
    • A review of Coriolanus
    • A review of Coriolanus
  • Criticism: Themes
    • Words, Acts, and Things: Visual Language in Coriolanus
    • Coriolanus: Body Politic and Private Parts
    • Voiceless Bodies and Bodiless Voices: The Drama of Human Perception in Coriolanus
  • Further Reading
• Coriolanus (Vol. 75)
  • Introduction
  • Criticism: Character Studies
    • The Herculean Hero
    • Shakespeare's Coriolanus: ‘Could I Find Out / The Woman's Part in Me.’
  • Criticism: Production Reviews
    • Masked Combat
    • Uneasy Leaders Whose Downfall Lay Within Themselves
    • The Death of Kings
    • Review of Coriolanus
  • Criticism: Themes
    • Collecting a National Voice: Shakespeare's Coriolanus and the People's Grievances
    • Coriolanus, the Union Controversy, and Access to the Royal Person
  • Further Reading
• Coriolanus (Vol. 86)
  • Introduction
  • Criticism: Overviews And General Studies
    • Sounds, Words, Gestures and Deeds in Coriolanus
    • Introduction to The Oxford Shakespeare: The Tragedy of Coriolanus
  • Criticism: Character Studies
    • Making a Scene: Language and Gesture in Coriolanus
    • Shakespeare's Coriolanus, His Metamorphosis from Man to Monster
    • Shakespeare's Coriolanus: The Premature Epitaph and the Butterfly
    • The Mind of Coriolanus
  • Criticism: Production Reviews
    • Review of Coriolanus
    • Review of Coriolanus
    • Review of Coriolanus
    • Review of Coriolanus
  • Criticism: Themes
    • Livy, Machiavelli, and Shakespeare's Coriolanus
    • You Shames of Rome!
  • Further Reading
• Coriolanus (Vol. 50)
  • Introduction
  • Overview
    • Cracking Strong Curbs Asunder: Roman Destiny and the Roman Hero in Coriolanus
  • Social Class
    • Antony and Cleopatra and Coriolanus, Shakespeare's Heroic Tragedies: A Jacobean Adjustment
    • Coriolanus: Body Politic and Private Parts
    • Body Politic and Political Body in Coriolanus
  • Self-Identity And Coriolanus' Body
    • Wound-man: Coriolanus, Gender, and the Theatrical Construction of Interiority
  • Shakespeare's Politics
    • 'Coriolanus' and the Body Politic
    • Coriolanus and 'th'interpretation of the time
    • Against the Grain: Representing the Market in Coriolanus
    • Topicality and Subversion in William Shakespeare's Coriolanus
  • Further Reading
• Coriolanus (Vol. 30)
  • Introduction
  • Overviews
    • Name and Fame: Shakespeare's Coriolanus
    • Coriolanus— and the Delights of Faction
    • Coriolanus: Interpretation
    • Coriolanus
  • Politics And Power
    • Coriolanus
    • Coriolanus: The Tragedy of Politics
    • The Age of Elizabeth: Challenge
    • Coriolanus and Interpretations of Politics ('Who Does the Wolf Love?')
    • 'Say I Play the Man I Am': Gender and Politics in Coriolanus
  • Coriolanus
    • Coriolanus As Tragic Hero
    • The Thing I Am: Coriolanus
    • Coriolanus and His Mother
  • Women In Coriolanus
    • Annihilating Intimacy in Coriolanus
    • Mother of Battles: Volumnia and Her Son in Shakespeare's Coriolanus
  • Further Reading
• Coriolanus and the Failure of Performatives
  • Introduction
  • I. Introduction: Whose Tragedy?
  • Ii. Siding With The Public: The Problem With Recent Criticism
  • Iii. Rooted And Roted Speech
  • Iv. Desert And Not Desire: Coriolanus's Response
  • V. Who's Banished?
  • Vi. A Third Way? Not Utopia, Not Silence
  • Vii. A Third Way? Licking Language
  • Viii. Conclusion: Welches Ist Das Rechte Spiel?
• The Return of the Domestic in Coriolanus
  • Introduction
  • I
  • II
  • III
  • IV
  • V
• Coriolanus: Punishment of the Civil Body
  • Introduction
  • I. Civil vs. Martial Law
  • II. Slander Law
  • III. The Spectacle of Tragic Punishment
  • IV. The Ends of Civility
  • Works Cited
• The Noble Thing and the Boy of Tears: Coriolanus and the Embarrassments of Identity
  • Introduction
  • II
  • III
  • IV
  • V