Shakespeare's Styles: Essays in Honour of Kenneth Muir

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Summary

Shakespeare scholars give an account of particularly important or interesting features of Shakespeare"s use of language.

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Preface
1. Rhetoric and insincerity L. C. Knights
2. Some aspects of style in the Henry VI plays Wolfgang Clemen
3. Poem and context in Love's Labour's Lost G. K. Hunter
4. The declaration of love Philip Edwards
5. Juliet's Nurse: the uses of inconsequentiality Stanley Wells
6. Language most shows a man...? Language and speaker in Macbeth Nicholas Brooke
7. Poetic language and dramatic significance in Shakespeare R. A. Foakes
8. Feliciter audax: Antony and Cleopatra, 1,i,1-24 G. R. Hibbard
9. 'My name is Marina': the language of recognition Inga-Stina Ewbank
10. Leontes and the spider: language and speaker in Shakespeare's Last Plays Anne Barton
11. Shakespeare's 'bombast' E. A. J. Honigmann
12. The defence of paradox Geoffrey Bullough
13. 'True, gallant Raleigh': some off-stage conversations in Shakespeare's plays A. C. Sprague
14. Shakespeare's recollections of Marlowe M. C. Bradbrook
15. Shakespeare's Dark Lady: a question of identity S. Schoenbaum
16. Checklist of writings by Kenneth Muir, 1937-1979
Index.