In an age in which the study of Shakespeare's characters was of prime interest and importance, Whiter developed a form of textual criticism closely linked to a study of the workings of the human mind: and his book, published in 1794 offers a psychological survey of the creative imagination. This revised edition was first published in 1967.
In an age in which the study of Shakespeare's characters was of prime interest and importance, Whiter developed a form of textual criticism closely linked to a study of the workings of the human mind: and his book, published in 1794 offers a psychological survey of the creative imagination. This revised edition was first published in 1967.
List of Illustrations. Editor's Preface. Abbreviations. Introduction: Whiter and His Background; Contemporary Criticism of Whiter's Work; The Specimen and Later Shakespeare Criticism; The Present Edition and the Whiter MSS. A Specimen of a Commentary on Shakspeare 1. Notes on As You Like It 2. An Attempt to Explain and Illustrate Various Passages of Shakespeare on a New Principle of Criticism, Derived from Mr Locke's Doctrine of the Association of Ideas, 1794. Appendices: (a) Short Essays on Miscellaneous Topics (b) Other Examples of Whiter's Notes on Shakespeare's Association of Ideas. Selected Bibliography. Index.
List of Illustrations. Editor's Preface. Abbreviations. Introduction: Whiter and His Background; Contemporary Criticism of Whiter's Work; The Specimen and Later Shakespeare Criticism; The Present Edition and the Whiter MSS. A Specimen of a Commentary on Shakspeare 1. Notes on As You Like It 2. An Attempt to Explain and Illustrate Various Passages of Shakespeare on a New Principle of Criticism, Derived from Mr Locke's Doctrine of the Association of Ideas, 1794. Appendices: (a) Short Essays on Miscellaneous Topics (b) Other Examples of Whiter's Notes on Shakespeare's Association of Ideas. Selected Bibliography. Index.
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