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4064066219291
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Algemeen
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10-12-2019
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William Blades
Shakspere & Typography
Exploring Typography's Influence on Shakespearean Literature
William Blades
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In
"Shakspere
&
Typography,"
William
Blades
delves
into
the
intricate
relationship
between
the
renowned
playwright
William
Shakespeare
and
the
art
of
printing.
This
scholarly
work
combines
rich
historical
detail
with
a
meticulous
examination
of
typography's
evolution
during
the
Elizabethan
era,
a
time
when
the
printed
word
began
to
assume
its
formidable
cultural
power.
Blades
employs
a
clear
and
engaging
literary
style,
interweaving
primary
sources
and
anecdotes
to
illuminate
the
conditions
under
which
Shakespeare'Äôs
texts
were
produced,
perpetuated,
and
ultimately
canonized.
He
meticulously
maps
out
the
various
typographical
forms
and
practices
that
not
only
influenced
Shakespeare's
works
but
also
shaped
the
broader
literary
landscape
of
the
period.
William
Blades
was
a
notable
bibliographer
and
printer;
his
professional
journey
and
passion
for
typography
significantly
inform
his
insights
in
this
book.
Having
worked
extensively
in
the
printing
industry
and
deeply
examined
various
texts,
Blades
understood
how
the
physical
presentation
of
literature
could
affect
its
reception
and
understanding.
His
authoritative
knowledge
positions
him
uniquely
to
explore
the
nuances
of
Shakespeare's
printing,
offering
readers
a
comprehensive
view
punctuated
by
personal
anecdotes
from
his
scholarly
pursuits.
"Shakspere
&
Typography"
is
an
essential
read
for
scholars,
students,
and
enthusiasts
of
Shakespearean
literature
and
the
history
of
print.
Blades
offers
a
thought-provoking
perspective
that
enhances
our
appreciation
for
the
Bard's
work
while
also
providing
a
greater
understanding
of
the
historical
context
that
shaped
it.
This
book
is
an
invaluable
resource
for
anyone
seeking
to
comprehend
the
intersection
of
literature
and
the
technology
that
propagated it.
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