Wissenschaftliches Seminar Online 5 (2007)
Shakespearean Soundscapes: Music – Voices – Noises – Silence
Table of Contents
- Tobias Döring, Susanne Rupp: Introduction
- Carolin Roder: Invading the Body: Sound and (Non-)Sense in King Lear
- Katrin Trüstedt: The Decomposition of Sound in William Shakespeare’s The Tempest
- Judith Luig: Sonic Youth – Echo and Identity in Venus and Adonis
- Felix Sprang: “To hear the rest untold.” Shakespeare’s Arbitration of the “right to remain silent”
- Kai Wiegandt: “Rumour is a pipe”: Rumour, Fame and Sound in the Second Part of Henry IV
- Philipp Hinz: Shakespearean Ventriloquisms: Sound, Sight, and Spectacular Exoticism in Makibefo
- Susanne Rupp, Tobias Döring: Call for Statements – Wissenschaftliches Seminar der Shakespeare-Tage Wien 2008
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