Volume 31 (2019): Issue 1-2 (Jul 2019): Canonizing Q1 Hamlet

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Introduction
- Introduction
  
  Why Q1 Hamlet Matters
  
  By: Terri Bourus
  
  Pages: 1–3
Performances and Texts
- Shakespeare’s Early Gothic Hamlet
  
  By: Gary Taylor
  
  Pages: 4–25
- The Hybrid Hamlet
  
  Player Tested, Shakespeare Approved
  
  By: Christopher Marino
  
  Pages: 26–42
- Ofelia’s Interruption of Ophelia in Hamlet
  
  By: Michael M. Wagoner
  
  Pages: 43–57
The Jacobean Book Trade
- Beautified Q1 Hamlet
  
  By: Douglas Bruster
  
  Pages: 58–71
- The Good Enough Quarto
  
  Hamlet as a Material Object
  
  By: Terri Bourus
  
  Pages: 72–86
Readings, Reactions, Relationships
- Harvey’s 1593 ‘To Be and Not To Be’
  
  The Authorship and Date of the First Quarto of Hamlet
  
  By: Dennis McCarthy
  
  Pages: 87–100
- ‘To Be, or Not To Be’
  
  Hamlet Q1, Q2 and Montaigne
  
  By: Saul Frampton
  
  Pages: 101–112
- Shakespeare, Virgil and the First Hamlet
  
  By: John V. Nance
  
  Pages: 113–129
Textual Stability and Variation
- Unique Lines and the Ambient Heart of Q1 Hamlet
  
  By: Laurie Johnson
  
  Pages: 130–143
- ‘Brief Let Me Be’
  
  Telescoped Action and Characters in Q1 and Q2 Hamlet
  
  By: Tommaso Continisio
  
  Pages: 144–152
- Q1 Hamlet
  
  The Sequence of Creation and Implications for the 'Allowed Booke’
  
  By: Charles Adams Kelly and Dayna Leigh Plehn
  
  Pages: 153–167
- What Doesn’t Happen in Hamlet
  
  By: Rory Loughnane
  
  Pages: 168–186
Editorial Afterword
- Q1 Hamlet
  
  By: Graham Holderness and Bryan Loughrey
  
  Pages: 187–195
Poetry
- Poetry
  
  By: Hanne Busck-Nielsen and Jean Sprackland
  
  Pages: 196–198

Volume 31 (2019): Issue 1-2 (Jul 2019): Canonizing Q1 Hamlet

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