Shakespeare Survey Volume 62: Close Encounters with Shakespeare's Text

• Frontmatter
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• pp. i-xii

• Shakespeare, text and paratext by Sonia Massai
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• pp. 1-11

• The popularity of Shakespeare in print by Lukas Erne
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• pp. 12-29

• The continuing importance of new Bibliographical method by Paul Werstine
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• pp. 30-45

• ‘Honour the real thing’: Shakespeare, Trauma and Titus Andronicus in South Africa by Catherine Silverstone
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• pp. 46-57

• ‘O, these encounterers’: on Shakespeare’s meetings and partings by David Hillman
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• pp. 58-68

• A play of modals: Grammar and potential action in early Shakespeare by Lynne Magnusson
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• pp. 69-80

• Merry, marry, Mary: Shakespearian wordplay and Twelfth Night by Thomas Rist
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• pp. 81-91

• A subtle point: Sleeves, tents and ‘Ariachne’s broken woof’ (again) by Hester Lees-Jeffries
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• pp. 92-103

• The look of Othello by Michael Neill
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• pp. 104-122

• Red button Shakespeare by Rob Conkie
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• pp. 123-140

• ‘Mark you / his absolute shall?’: Multitudinous tongues and contested words in Coriolanus by Alysia Kolentsis
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• pp. 141-150

• Chagall’s Tempest: An autobiographical reading by Hanna Scolnicov
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• pp. 151-161

• Reading illustrated editions: Methodology and the limits of interpretation by Stuart Sillars
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• pp. 162-181

• Close encounters with Anne Brontë's Shakespeare by Paul Edmondson
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• pp. 182-190

• Shakespeare and the magic lantern by Judith Buchanan
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• pp. 191-210

• Shakespeare and the coconuts: close encounters in post-apartheid South Africa by Natasha Distiller
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• pp. 211-221

• The Schrödinger effect: Reading and misreading performance by Andrew James Hartley
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• pp. 222-235

• Behind the scenes by Robert Shaughnessy
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• pp. 236-248

• Inner monologues: Realist acting and/as Shakespearian performance text by Roberta Barker
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• pp. 249-260

• More japanized, casual and transgender shakespeares by Shoichiro Kawai
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• pp. 261-272

• Translation futures: Shakespearians and the foreign text by Ton Hoenselaars
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• pp. 273-282

• After translation by Yong Li Lan
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• pp. 283-295

• ‘The single and peculiar life’: Hamlet’s heart and the early modern subject by Graham Holderness
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• pp. 296-307

• Mapping King Lear by Robert B. Pierce
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• pp. 308-316

• ‘Last on the stage’: The place of Shakespeare in Charles Darwin’s ethology by Reiko Oya
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• pp. 317-327

• Sense/memory/sense-memory: Reading narratives of Shakespearian rehearsals by Cary M. Mazer
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• pp. 328-348

• Shakespeare performances in England (and Wales), 2008 by Carol Chillington Rutter
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• pp. 349-385

• Professional Shakespeare productions in the British Isles, January–December 2007 by James Shaw
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• pp. 386-395

• The Year's Contributions to Shakespearian Study 1 - Critical Studies by Julie Sanders
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• pp. 396-413

• 2 - Shakespeare in performance by Emma Smith
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• pp. 414-420

• 3a - Editions and textual studies by Eric Rasmussen
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• pp. 421-426

• 3b - Editions and textual studies by Peter Holland
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• pp. 427-428

• Index to Volume 62
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• pp. 429-441