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A play of darkness originally conceived for daylight performance at the Globe, Macbeth is a tour de force of theatrical illusion from the supernatural to mere delusion. In this fully annotated edition, Brooke investigates the great appeal of the play's use of illusion, relating its changing theatrical fortunes to changes within society and in theatrical conditions. Offering a fresh reconsideration of textual problems, the book makes a major contribution to our understanding of the play within aesthetic history.

Introduction	p. 6
William Shakespeare, 1564-1616	p. 6
Shakespeare's Theater	p. 8
The Sound of Shakespeare	p. 10
Publishing Shakespeare	p. 12
Macbeth	p. 15
Introduction to the Play	p. 15
Macbeth's Sources	p. 17
The Text of Macbeth	p. 18
The Play	p. 19
The Characters	p. 21
	p. 22
Pre-Act Notes	p. 22
Text of Act I and Modern Version	p. 24
Post-Act Activities	p. 68
	p. 70
Pre-Act Notes	p. 70
Text of Act II and Modern Version	p. 72
Post-Act Activities	p. 106
	p. 108
Pre-Act Notes	p. 108
Text of Act III and Modern Version	p. 110
Post-Act Activities	p. 154
	p. 156
Pre-Act Notes	p. 156
Text of Act IV and Modern Version	p. 158
Post-Act Activities	p. 200
	p. 202
Pre-Act Notes	p. 202
Text of Act V and Modern Version	p. 204
Post-Act Activities	p. 242
Additional Resources	p. 245
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Macbeth

Macbeth

0192814419

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