This study of Shakespeare pursues the thesis that the Elizabethan and Jacobean theatre "staged displays which created political literacy...the stage was a place for disseminating an iconography of state."
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Power on Display: Politics of Shakespeare's Genres by Leonard Tennenhouse
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Power on Display: Politics of Shakespeare's Genres by Leonard Tennenhouse
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