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1 Select Bibliography Unless otherwise stated, all quotations from the plays are taken from: Stanley Wells and Gary Taylor (eds), The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Oxford: Oxford University Press, Giorgio Melchiori (ed.), King Edward III, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Arnold, Thomas. The Renaissance at War. London: Cassell, Cogswell, Thomas. TheBlessed Revolution: English Politics and the Coming of War, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Courtney, Richard. Shakespeare s World of War. Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, Digges, Thomas. An Arithmetical Warlike Treatise named Stratioticos. London: Richard Field, Edelman, Charles. Shakespeare s Military Language: A Dictionary. London: Athlone Press, Eltis, David. The Military Revolution in Sixteenth-Century Europe. New York: Barnes & Noble, Favier, Jean. La Guerre de Cent Ans. Paris: Fayard, Froissart, Jean. Chroniques, Ed. Peter F. Ainsworth and George T. Diller. Paris: Librairie Génerale Franc aise, Garrard, William. The Arteof Warre. London, Goldberg, Jonathan. James I and thepolitics of Literature. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, Griffin, Benjamin. Playing the Past: Approaches to English Historical Drama Woodbridge, UK: D. S. Brewer, Hale, J. R. Renaissance War Studies. London: Hambledon, Hall, Bert S. Weapons and Warfare in Renaissance Europe: Gunpowder, Technology, and Tactics. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, Hillman, Richard. Shakespeare, Marlowe and the Politics of France. Basingstoke: Palgrave now Palgrave Macmillan, Hodgdon, Barbara. The End Crowns All: Closure and Contradiction in Shakespeare s History. Princeton: Princeton University Press, Holmes, Robert L. On War and Morality. Princeton: Princeton UniversityPress, Holt, Mack P. The French Wars of Religion, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Hortmann, Wilhelm. Shakespeare on the German Stage: The Twentieth Century. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Houston, S. J. James I. Harlow: Longman, Jorgensen, Paul. Shakespeare smilitary World. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press,

2 244 Select Bibliography Keen, Maurice (ed.). Medieval Warfare: A History. Oxford: Oxford University Press, King, Ros. Cymbeline: Constructions of Britain. Aldershot: Ashgate, McCoy, Richard. The Rites of Knighthood: The Literature and Politics of Elizabethan Chivalry. Berkeley: University of California Press, McIlwain, Charles Howard (ed.). The Political Works of James I. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, McMullan, Gordon and Jonathan Hope (eds). The Politics of Tragicomedy: Shakespeare and After. London: Routledge, Meron, Theodor. Bloody Constraint: War and Chivalry in Shakespeare. Oxford: Oxford University Press, Meron, Theodor. Shakespeare s Wars and Shakespeare s Laws. Oxford: Clarendon Press, Parker, Geoffrey. The Military Revolution: Military Innovation and the Rise of the West, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Patterson, W. B. King James VI and the Reunion of Christendom. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Perroy, Edouard. La Guerre de Cent Ans. Paris: Gallimard, Plaisse, André. A travers le Cotentin: La Grande Chevauchee guerriere ` d Édouard III en Cherbourg: Isoete, ` Potter,David(ed.and tr.). The French Wars of Religion: Selected Documents. London: Macmillan, Rackin, Phyllis. Stages of History: Shakespeare s English Chronicles. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, Rich, Barnabe. Allarme to England. London, Somogyi, Nick de. Shakespeare s Theatre of War. Aldershot: Ashgate, Styward, Thomas. The Paithwaie to Martiall Discipline. London, Sutcliffe, Matthew. The Practice, Proceedings and Lawes of Armes. London, Taunton, Nina. 1590s Drama and Militarism. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2001.

3 Index acting style, , 201, actors: Ewald Balser, 203; Alfred Balthoff, 201; Richard Burton, 234; Alec Clunes, 234; Gisela von Collande, 203; Iurie Darie, 97, 104; Judi Dench, 238 9; John Gielgud, 154; Aurel Giurumia, 103; Gustav Grundgens, 154; David Gwillim, 235; Robert Hardy, 239; Steffi Hinzelmann, 201; Ian Holm, 235; Marianne Hoppe, 206; Alan Howard, 235; Şerban Ionescu, 97; Kevin Kline, 235; Gustav Knuth, 206; Fritz Kortner, 141; Vivien Leigh, 154; Laurence Olivier, 153 4; Franco Parenti, 166; Michael Pennington, 215, 217, 218; Christopher Plummer, 235; Gabriela Popescu, 104; Marian Ralea, ˆ 97; Mark Rylance, 235; Paul Schofield, 234; Silviu Stanculescu, 97, 105 6; Lewis Waller, 234 adaptation, 6 8, see also Shakespeare s works in translation and adaptation America, see United States Andrewes, Lancelot, Armada, the Spanish, 3,36 artillery, 36 7 military revolution, 2, 17, 30 1, 36 7 battle of the sexes, see gender difference Berlin Wall, 138, 141, 143 Bible, uses of, 188 Golgotha, 7 Herod, 75 6, 111, 157 in Romanian translation, and siege, 25 booty, see looting and plunder Bosnia, 193 Brecht, Bertolt, 5, 109, passim, 167: influence of, 217, 220, 228, 231, 236 Berliner Ensemble, see theatres and theatre companies Coriolanus, 142: Gunter Grass, Die Plebejer proben den Aufstand, 142 3, Leben des Galilei, 146 Die Maßnahme, 139 The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, 109, , 139 Schweyk in the Second World War, 164 Britain, 8, 10, 223 British Isles, 2 Conservative Party, 9 and Margaret Thatcher, 214, 217 Union of, 46, 48 9 Ceauşescu, s Nicolae, Romanian dictator and family, passim Chaucer, Geoffrey, 62 chevauchée, 30, 36, 37 8 chivalry, 2, 37 8, 46, 126, 217, 221, Order of the Garter, 30, 35 civil unrest, 58 60, civil war, 177, 217 civilians, treatment in wartime, 2, 9, class war, 217 classical militarypractice, 15, Aeneias the Tactitian, 26 Cold War,5 and Romania, 125 6, context, see interpretation and reception costume, 102 3, 169, 177, passim as Brechtian distancing device,

4 246 Index Croatia, war in, 183, language and literature of, 192 Dekker, Thomas, Denmark, 5, 44, 153 4, Devereux, Robert, see Essex dialect: ideolect and invented language, 166, 173 4; Milanese, 166; Scottishisms 34; Welsh accent and usage, 16, 21, 27 Digges, Thomas, Stratioticos, directors theatre, 167 Dutch revolt, see Netherlands Edward III of England, 30 3 Elizabeth I, of England, 3, 30, 44 5, 86 and royal plunder 128 England, 2,15 claim to France, 30 3, 35, 40 Elizabethan army, 30, 37, 38 royal succession, 32 3 epic, 56 7, 213 epic theatre, 141 Essex, Robert Devereux, Earl of, 9, 47, 126 Fabritius, Carel, 9 10 Falklands war, , 217 film, see Shakespeare s plays on film fortification, 16 17, 19 France, 15, 16 English claim to, 30 3 law of succession in, 32 3: Salic Law, 74 wars of religion, 3, 18, 33 Garrard, William, The Artof Warre, passim Garter, Order of the, see chivalry. Gascoigne, George, A Larum for London, 28, 127 gender difference, 198, see also sexuality genre, 84 tragicomedy and mixedgenre, 4, 15, 22 5, 84 94, 98, in The Taming of the Shrew, Germany, 5, 9, and Denmark, 154 German Shakespeare Society, 140 Gide, Andre, 168 Gosson, Stephen, TheTrumpet of Warre, 126 Grass, Gunter, 142 3, Great Britain, see Britain heroes and heroism, 141, 217, 226, 232 3, historicism and presentism, 6 8, Hitler, Adolph, passim, 144, 158, 197 see also Nazis honour, 2, see also chivalry; heroes and heroism hostages, 62 3 Hundred Years War, 9, 32, 38 Hungarian rising, 144 interpretation and reception, 168, 183, , context, and modern wars: see Bosnia; Croatia; Falklands; Iraq; Vietnam see also Shakespeare s works in translation and adaptation Iraq, 10, 109, 226 7, 237 Ireland, 2, 15, 47, 49, 85 Italy, see also dialect James VI and I, of Scotland and England, 4, 33, 34 neutrality, 86 peace policies, 43 6 Jensen, Johannes V, 154 6, 161, just war, 9 10, 22 8, 56, and St Augustine of Hippo, 1 see also law and legality in war

5 Index 247 language, see rhetoric law and legality in war, 9, 25 8, 36, 56, 59 61, 63, 66 see also just war looting and plunder, 25 8, 37 8, 57, 61 3, sacking, 74 8 Low Countries, 85 6, 90 see also Netherlands love, see sexuality Machiavelli, Niccolo, ` 60, 127 Marlowe, Christopher, 31 masculinity, see gender difference mathematics, 16, 17, 233 mercenaries, 3, 88 militarism, , 141 2, 226 8, anti-militarism, 112, 231 military ranks, 17 19, 24 military revolution, see artillery money, 226, 231 4, see also ransom Muller, Heiner, Germania 3, , Germania Tod in Berlin, 139 Macbeth, 140 Wolokolamsker Chaussee, 139 see also Shakespeare s worksin translation and adaptation Munk, Kaj, 154, An Idealist, 157 Cant, 157 Egelykke, 164 Niels Ebbesen, 164 see also Shakespeare s worksin translation and adaptation Mussolini, Benito, 131 Nazis, 5, 141 2, and Coriolanus, 111 Erich Kochanowski, 200 Hermann Goring, 154 and Merchant of Venice, 111 and The Taming of the Shrew, see also Hitler nation-state, 2 3, 56 nationalism, 39 40, 50 Netherlands, The Dutch revolt, 3, 15, 26 7, 44 5 see also Low Countries non-combatants, 60 1 performance, 6 8, 80, see also acting style; Shakespeare s plays in the theatre Pirandello, Luigi, 167 post-traumatic stress, 18 prisoners, 9, 27, 62 3 propaganda, 4 6, 28, 46 ransom, 23, 38, 62, 65 6, 77, and see money rape, 9, 39, 76 8 traffic in women, 62 3 reception, see interpretation and reception refugees, 59, 62 religion, 44 6, 105, 126 9, 157, , 197 Catholic Church and ritual, 177, 192 religious unity, and secularism, 103 4, rhetoric, 20, 56, 58 60, 66, 76, 96, , 109, , 125, 131 2, 227 9, 231 3, language and discourse, 16, 21 5, 79, 166, 173 4; see also dialect writing, 6, ritual, 166 7, 174 Roman warfare, see classical military practice Salic law, see France Scotland, 2;see also dialect Second World War, 3 5, 62, 177, 183, phoney war, 5 and German women, 9 and Romania, 125, 130 Sentry, The, see Fabritius sexuality: war and desire, in Shakespeare s Sonnets, see also gender difference

6 248 Index Shakespeare, William dramaturgy, 6 10, 22 8, 57 67, 71 4, 81 2; ; use of sources, 16 22, 35 6, 76 82, 114: see dialect; language; see also interpretation and reception experience of war, 3 and James I, 46, 52 3 and patriotism, 8 10 and propaganda, 4 6 in fiction, 4 5 Shakespeare s plays and poems All s Well that Ends Well, 4, 16, 63, Antony and Cleopatra, 60, 84 As You Like It, 198 The Comedy of Errors, 4, Coriolanus, 5, 112, 138, 140, Cymbeline, 2, 7, 43, 47, 49 51, 52, 84, 141 Edward III, 30 40, 63 7 Hamlet, 3, 5, 84, , 145 6, , 197 8, 228 Henry IV, 1, 2, 16, 26, 66, 215, 217, 218, 220 Henry V, 2, 3, 6, 8 10, 15 16, 18, 20 8, 47, 50, 61, 65, 71 82, 109, 111, , , , 222, : killing of prisoners, 27, 61 3, 80 1, 131, 133, 218, 227; languages and accent 16, 21, 27, 79, ; and corporate management training, 237 9; and economics, ; and justness, 10 12, 79 80; as anti-war protest, 227, 236; see also militarism Henry VI, 60, 66, 109, 215, 217, , 221 Julius Caesar, 5, , 141 2, 198 King John, 3, King Lear, 43, 47 9, 51, 67 Macbeth, 7, 48 9, 144, 166, Measure for Measure, 47 8, 92 The Merchant of Venice, 5, 111, 198 A Midsummer Night s Dream, 4, 84, Much Ado About Nothing, 63, Othello, 16 19, 84, 198 Richard II, 215, 216 Richard III, 47, 100, , Romeo and Juliet, 60, 198 Sir Thomas More, 58 9 Sonnets, 183 6: Sonnet 121, ; Sonnet 73, 187 The Taming of the Shrew, The Tempest, 43, 51 2, 92 Titus Andronicus, 141 Troilus and Cressida, 85, 87 Twelfth Night, 4, The Two Noble Kinsmen, 64 5 The Winter s Tale, 92 Shakespeare s plays in the theatre All s Well (Demi-Paradise, Lancaster Castle, UK), 95 Coriolanus (Comedie Franc aise, Paris, France, 1933), 112 Cymbeline (Diever Shakespeare Company, Netherlands), 84 5 Hamlet: (Old Vic, 1937) 153; (Betty Nansen Theatre, 1935), 158 Henry V: Austin Shakespeare Festival, 227; Benson, 227; Bogdanov, , 227; Calvert, 229, 230; Hytner, 227; Kean, 229, 230 1; Kemble, 227; Khan, 227, 238; Macready, 229; Noble, 227 King John (Regele Ioan, Theatre of Comedy, Bucharest, Romania), The Taming of the Shrew, 197 9: Deutsches Theater, 202 5; Judischer Kulturbund, ; Staatliches Schauspielhaus, The Warsofthe Roses (UK and world tour, ), see also costume; staging and set design; interpretation and reception Shakespeare s works in translation and adaptation As You Like It, Muller, 140

7 Index 249 Coriolanus, 111, 141 2: Brecht, 141 3; Grass, 142 9; Muller, ; Rothe, 112; Dorothea Tieck, 141 Cymbeline, Dorothea Tieck, 141 Hamlet: Jensen, 154 6; Muller, 140 1; Munk, 154, ; Testori, 166 Henry V: Protopopescu, 130 6; Vinea, King John: Botta, 97 8; Nicolau, 98, Gonţa, t Macbeth: Muller, 140; Testori, 166, ; Verdi, 171, 174 Sonnet 121, Maras, 189 Titus Andronicus: Muller, 140; Dorothea Tieck, 141 Wars of the Roses cycle: Lanoye (Ten Oorlog), 5 in Croatia, 183, ; Denmark, ; Germany, ; ; Italy ; Romania, 96 8, 125 6, Shakespeare s plays on film and TV An Age of Kings (BBC), 239 Henry V(1944, Laurence Olivier), 8, 28, 213, , Held Henry (1964, Peter Zadek), 5 Henry V (1979, BBC/Time Life), 235 Henry V(1989, Kenneth Branagh), 8, 28, 228, , 235 6, 237 Titus (1999, Julie Taymor), 5 siege, 16, 25 7, 72, 74 9, as desire, 90 as allegory, 76 soldiers, 3, 16, 17, 26, 57, 86 counterfeit soldiers, Spain, 43, 86 Standing Orders, 16, 26 7 Spaniards, see Spain staging and set design, 104, spectacle and mise en scène, Stalin, Joseph, 144 Styward, Thomas, The Pathway to Martiall Discipline, 15, 17, 24 surrender, 27, 76 Testori, Giovanni, La trilogia degli scarrozzanti, theatre directors: Antonin Artaud, 140, 167; John Barton, 235; Michael Bogdanov, , 227; Ginafranco de Bosio, 167; Martin Brasch, 200; Peter Brook, 142, 167; Ron Daniels, 236; Erich Engel, 141; Eduardo de Filippo, 167; Dario Fo, 167; John Gielgud, 154; Grigori Gonta, , passim Jerzy Grotowski, 167; Gustav Grundgens, 154; Tyrone Guthrie, 153; Peter Hall, 235; Terry Hands, 235; Leander Haußmann, 139, 148; Heinz Hilpert, 202 5; Nicholas Hytner, 227; Michael Kahn, 227, 238; Michael Langham, 234 5; Adrian Noble, 227, 235; Trevor Nunn, 235; Andree Ruth Shammah, 166, 176; Luigi Squarzina, 167; Giorgio Strehler, 167; Karlheinz Stroux, 206; Joachim Tenschert, 142; Manfred Wekwerth, 142; Fritz Wisten, 200 2; Martin Wuttke, 139, 148 theatres and theatre companies: Berliner Ensemble, , passim see also Muller and Brecht; Berliner Staatstheater, 154; Berliner Volksbuhne, 199; Deutsches Theater, 198, 202; English Shakespeare Company (ESC), , 236; Judischer Kulterbund, ; National Theatre (UK), 227; New York Shakespeare Festival, 235; RSC, 227, 234; Shakespeare Theatre of Washington, 238; Shakespeare s Globe, 235; Staatliches Schauspielhaus am Gendarmenmarkt, 198; Stratford (Connecticut), 235; Stratford (Ontario), 235; Teatro Pier Lombardo, 166; Theater des Volkes, 199; Theatre of Comedy (Bucharest),

8 250 Index Thirty Years War, 44 Tilney, Edmund, Master of the Revels, 58 9 tragicomedy, see genre translation, see Shakespeare s works in translation and adaptation United Nations, 9 United States, 10, Kenneth Adelman, 227, George W. Bush, 227 Vietnam war, 177 8, 227 war, law of, 9, 25 8, 235, see also just war as character building, , passim and desire, 87 94, 226 and mathematics, 16 as game, 85, 99 women, 9, 57, see also gender difference; rape World War II, see Second World War Yugoslavia, 183, see also Croatia and Bosnia