Repetition,Revision,and Editorial Greed in Shakespeare's Play Texts

The New Arden edition of Shakespeare's plays, Methuen (London, 1951–82) has been used throughout for quotations and references.

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Jenkins Harold , Introduction and Notes for the Arden Hamlet, Methuen (London & New York, 1982).

Pechter Edward , “Remembering Hamlet: Or, How It Feels to Go Like a Crab Backwards”, Shakespeare Survey 39 (1987), 135–47.

Smidt Kristian , Unconformities in Shakespeare's Early Comedies, Macmillan (London, 1986), St Martin's Press (New York, 1986).

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Williams Gary Jay , “Flaws in Shakespeare's Stagecraft: On Horror's Head Horrors Accumulate”, unpublished mimeograph (1986).

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