Measure for Measure

Contents
List of Illustrations
Introduction
The Text of Measure for Measure
A Note on the Text
Textual Variants
SOURCES
PROBABLE SOURCES
1. Giraldi Cinthio : From Hecatommithi
2.
1. : From The Tragedy of Epitia
PRIMARY SOURCES
1. George Whetstone : From Promos and Cassandra
2. King James I : From Basilikon Doron [The King's Gift]
ANALOGUES
1. Thomas Lupton : From The Second Part of Too Good to Be True
2. Barnaby Rich : From The Adventures of Brusanus
CRITICISM
1. Alexander Pope : From Preface to The Works of Shakespear
2. Charlotte Lennox : From Shakespear Illustrated
3. Samuel Johnson : From Preface to The Plays of William Shakespeare and Comments on Measure for Measure
4. Elizabeth Inchbald : From Remarks on Measure for Measure
5. William Hazlitt : From Characters of Shakespear's Plays
6. S. T. Coleridge : From Table Talk
7.
1. : From Literary Remains
8. Frederick S. Boas : The Problem: Plays and Measure for Measure
9. A. C. Bradley : From Shakespearean Tragedy
10. Algernon Swinburne : From Shakespeare
11. G. Wilson Knight : From The Wheel of Fire
12. J. W. Lever : The Date of Measure for Measure
13. Rosalind Miles : From The Problem of Measure for Measure
14. Jonathan Dollimore : Transgression and Surveillance in Measure for Measure
15. Kathleen McLuskie : From The Patriarchal Bard: Feminist Criticism and Shakespeare: King Lear and Measure for Measure
16. Daniel Massey : The Duke in Measure for Measure
17. Marliss C. Desens : From The Bed-Trick in English Renaissance Drama
ADAPTATIONS AND RESPONSES
1. William D'Avenant : From The Law against Lovers
2. Charles Gildon : From Measure for Measure, or, Beauty the Best Advocate
3. Charles Marowitz : From Measure for Measure
Selected Bibliography