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Shifting the scene : Shakespeare in European culture / edited by Ladina Bezzola Lambert and Balz Engler.

Bibliography, etc. note: Includes bibliographical references and index. Formatted contents note: Staging Europe in Shakespeare / Peter Holland -- "In states unborn and accents yet unknown" : Shakespeare and the European canon / Manfred Pfister -- The translator's visibility : the debate over a "Royal translation" of Hamlet / Helena Agarez Medeiros -- Shakespeare and Cervantes in 1916 : the politics of language / Clara Calvo -- Camel, weasel, whale : the cloud-scene in Hamlet as a Hungarian parable / Peter Davidhazi -- The British personality of the Millenium : British Shakespeares, amateur and professional, in the new century / Michael Dobson -- Accommodating Shakespeare to ballet : John Cranko's Romeo and Juliet (Venice, 1958) / Nancy Isenberg -- Jocza Savits : organic Shakespeare for the folk / Russell Jackson -- Unstopping our mouths : Shakespeare in Swiss-German Mundart / Sylvia Zysset -- National identity and the teaching of Shakespeare / Ruth Freifrau von Ledebur -- Undoing Nationalist leanings in teaching Shakespeare : Shakespeare and Eminescu / Madalina Nicolaescu -- Children's hours : Shakespeare, the Lambs, and French education / Ruth Morse -- Teaching Shakespeare : indoctrination or creativity? / Ros King -- Sexual morality and critical traditions / Lloyd Davis -- King Lear : Kozintsev's social translation / David Margolies -- The Shakesparean sound in translation / Alexander Shurbanov -- Translation and performance / Alessandro Serpieri.