Shakespearean Tragedy (book) • Lectures IX and X • Note Z: Suspected interpolations • Note AA: Has Macbeth been abridged? • Note BB: The date - metrical tests • Note CC: When was the murder of Duncan first plotted? • Note DD: Did Lady Macbeth really faint? • Note EE: Duration of the action. Macbeth's age. 'He has no children'. • Note FF: The Ghost of Banquo
Shakespeare: Staging the World (book) • p186 • Chapter 7: 'For Rebellion is as the Sin of Witchcraft' - The Scottish Play
This Wide and Universal Theater (book) • p159 • Chapter 7: A Poor Player That Struts and Frets His Hour upon the Stage – Role-playing in King Lear, Macbeth, and Antony and Cleopatra
This work has the following connections with other works:
Scottish Play • epigraph to Imlah's poem is Kempe's "... a penny Poet whose first making was the miserable stolne story of Macdeol, or Macdobeth ..."
To the Londoners • Akhmatova: "it is better to read Hamlet ... by the molten lead river."
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