William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet (1734, printed for J. Tonson, and the rest of the proprietors, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster)
Microform, 84 pages
English language
Published July 3, 1734 by printed for J. Tonson, and the rest of the proprietors, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster.
General Editor Richard Adams • Complete and unexpurgated Shakespeare texts • Extensive notes and questions opposite the text for a structured approach to study • Suggestions for examination preparation and classroom activities • Personal essays, editorial material and illustrations focus on the play as theatre • Written by specialist editors, all experienced teachers or examiners ROMEO AND JULIET WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Edited by Paul Cheetham English Department, Lord Williams's School, Thame With a personal essay by Irving Wardle Theatre Critic of The Times
General Editor Richard Adams • Complete and unexpurgated Shakespeare texts • Extensive notes and questions opposite the text for a structured approach to study • Suggestions for examination preparation and classroom activities • Personal essays, editorial material and illustrations focus on the play as theatre • Written by specialist editors, all experienced teachers or examiners ROMEO AND JULIET WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Edited by Paul Cheetham English Department, Lord Williams's School, Thame With a personal essay by Irving Wardle Theatre Critic of The Times
No por nada es un referente de la literatura universal. El lenguaje, las reacciones extremas de los personajes, la mezcla de lo trágico y lo cómico entre tantísimos otros detalles hacen de esta obra una parada obligatoria para quien tenga un poco de curiosidad por los clásicos.
