mamalada
11-21-2010, 05:20 PM
So, I am new here. Hello, everybody!
I am writeing my PhD concerning New historicism and Stephen Greenblatts point of view.
This newest book about Shakespeare is not even close to my country (Croatia), libraries do not have it, I do not have Kindle (this is about to come here), so I cant order it that way. I was wandering: did anyone of you red it? If so, could you tell me more than oficial previews made by Amazon, Google or Yahoo? Does it follow the tracks of Greenblatts previous books, or is it smth else? Is there much about improvisation, cultural circulation and playing games with authorities?
Looking forward your answers. Thanks.
Bye.
I am writeing my PhD concerning New historicism and Stephen Greenblatts point of view.
This newest book about Shakespeare is not even close to my country (Croatia), libraries do not have it, I do not have Kindle (this is about to come here), so I cant order it that way. I was wandering: did anyone of you red it? If so, could you tell me more than oficial previews made by Amazon, Google or Yahoo? Does it follow the tracks of Greenblatts previous books, or is it smth else? Is there much about improvisation, cultural circulation and playing games with authorities?
Looking forward your answers. Thanks.
Bye.