Shakespeare Broadcasts and the Question of Value

Name: Shakespeare Broadcasts and the Question of Value
Brand: Cambridge University Press

Cambridge University Press

Explore the complex relationship between broadcasting and literary value with "Shakespeare Broadcasts and the Question of Value" by Beth Sharrock. This insightful book delves into how the medium of broadcast affects the perception and interpretation of Shakespeare's works. It examines key historical moments and critical debates surrounding the adaptation and dissemination of Shakespeare through radio and television. Discover a nuanced analysis of cultural capital and the enduring impact of broadcast media on literary studies. Key Features: - Examines the intersection of Shakespearean studies and broadcast media. - Provides historical context for the broadcasting of Shakespeare. - Analyzes critical reception and the concept of value in literature. - Authored by Beth Sharrock (University of Warwick). This paperback edition offers a comprehensive study for academics, students, and enthusiasts of Shakespeare and media studies. It is an essential read for understanding the evolving landscape of literary engagement in the broadcast era.