SHAKESPEARE AFTER 9/11:  How a Social Trauma Reshapes Interpretation
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				| Author:  | Biberman, Matthew | 
| Year: | 2011 | 
| Pages: | 328 | 
| ISBN: | 0-7734-3730-4 978-0-7734-3730-2 | 
| Price: | $219.95 + shipping | 
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This work assembles a composite picture of Shakespeare’s afterlives in media and cultural imagination. Each essay in this collection provides new insight about how our understanding of Shakespeare has changed after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
Reviews
“…a must-read for Shakespeareans and, indeed, anyone interested in the long history of religious violence in the modern age. This volume’s many points of entry into the legacies of
9/11 should provoke further conversations about the class of politics and theology on early modern and contemporary world stages.”
-Prof. Graham Hammill
SUNY at Buffalo
Table of Contents
Introduction: 
1. Shakespeare After 9/11 
Matthew Biberman 
Prose Poem: 
2. "This Thing of Darkness" 
 
Tom Sleigh 
Essays: 
3. Shakespeare and Terror 
 
Graham Holderness and Bryan Loughrey 
4. Extraordinary Renditions: Toward an Agency of Place 
 
Linda Charnes 
5. "Wicked Meaning in a Lawful Deed": Shakespeare on the Obscenity of
Power 
Slavoj Zizek 
6. Explosive Signifiers: Sulayman Al-Bassam's Post 9/11 Odyssey 
Margaret Litvin 
Critical Forum: 
7. Shakespeare and the Dialectic of Enlightenment: A Presentist
Perspective 
Hugh Grady 
8. Harrying After VV 
Scott Newstok and Harry Berger Jr.
9. Shakespeare After 5/11 
Jonathan Gil Harris 
10. Whither Brutus?: Rethinking Julius Caesar in the New American 
Century 
Scott Maisano
11. "Senseless Ilium" 
Christopher Pye 
12. Shakespeare—for the Long Haul 
Elizabeth Jane Bellamy 
13. "And Here's Thy Hand": Titus Andronicus in a Time of Terror 
James Kuzner
14. Contemplating Suicide: Shakespeare After the September 11 Attacks 
Bryan Reynolds
15. Shakespeare's Bare (Ruined) Lives 
Richard Burt 
Poem: 
16. The Great Awakening 
Robert Polito
Theatre Forum:
17. "All Are Punished": Staging Romeo and Juliet in a post 9/11 World 
Stephen M. Davis 
18. On 9/11 as a Concept for Shakespeare Productions 
Cynthia White 
19. Thoughts on Shakespeare After 9/11 
Terry Burgler
20. Beyond Humanism and Postmodernism: A Hamlet for the 21st
Century 
Walter A. Davis 
21. "This Rough Magic" 
Sidney Berger
Poem: 
22. Guernica Unveiled 
Graham Holderness 
Afterword: 
23. "Preposterous Violence": Shakespeare after 9/11,9/11 after 
Shakespeare 
Ben Saunders 
Notes on Contributors 
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