Greenwood guides to Shakespeare

Presents study tools for William Shakespeare's tragedy "Coriolanus, " discussing the play's textual history, contexts and sources, dramatic structure, themes, performance, and criticism and providing a selected bibliography.

A guide to reading and understanding William Shakespeare's play "Love's Labour's Lost" that includes information on the play's textual history, contexts, dramatic structure, themes, and critical approaches.

A reference guide to Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar, " discussing the text as compared to some of the Bard's other plays; and examining contexts and sources, dramatic structure, themes, critical approaches, and the play in performance.

Provides scholarly and critical information designed to enhance the reader's understanding of Shakespeare's play "Hamlet".

A guide to Shakespeare's "As You Like It, " discussing the textual history of the play, its contexts and sources, dramatic structure, and themes, featuring a selection of critical response, and examining the play in performance.

A reference guide to Shakespeare's play about a king whose unfounded jealousy has lifelong consequences for his family and friends, discussing its contexts and sources, dramatic form, language and characters, themes, and textual, critical, and performance history.

A guide to the study of "Romeo and Juliet, " featuring a textual history of the play; offering a critical interpretation of the dramatic structure, characters, language, and themes of the tragedy; and including a look at the play in performance.

A guide to reading and understanding William Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream" that includes discussion of the play's themes, textual history, characters, plot, and critical and scholarly reception.

A guide to understanding William Shakespeare's play "King Lear" that provides information on its characters, plot, themes, social and historical context, and critical approaches.

A reference guide to the Shakespearean drama about the warrior king, discussing its various texts; examining its dramatic structure, use of style, and themes; offering different critical perspectives on the play; and providing a history of "Henry V" in performance.