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  1. Antipodal Shakespeare
    Remembering and Forgetting in Britain, Australia and New Zealand, 1916 - 2016
    Author: McMullan, Gordon
    Published: 2018
    Publisher:  Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, London

    Cover page -- Halftitle page -- Series page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- CONTENTS -- FIGURES -- CONTRIBUTORS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- Introduction: ANZAC and the Tercentenary in London, April 1916 -- Waterloo Station, 25 April 1916 -- Antipodal... more

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    Cover page -- Halftitle page -- Series page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- CONTENTS -- FIGURES -- CONTRIBUTORS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- Introduction: ANZAC and the Tercentenary in London, April 1916 -- Waterloo Station, 25 April 1916 -- Antipodal reading -- 1916 and its afterlife -- 2016 -- 1 Forgetting Israel Gollancz: The Shakespeare Tercentenary, the National Theatre and the effects of commemoration -- The 1916 Tercentenary and the origins of the National Theatre -- The build-up to 1916 -- Gollancz and the Tercentenary I: the Book of Homage -- Gollancz and the Tercentenary II: the Shakespeare Hut -- Forgetting 1916: National Theatre/RSC/Globe -- 2 Shakespeare, memory and the city: The Tercentenary in Sydney and its afterlife -- Afterlife of a statue -- 3 The Shakespeare Hut for Anzacs: Building commemoration, performing memory, 1916–19 -- An English Hut for Anzacs -- Performance as memory -- Forgetting the Shakespeare Hut -- 4 From the Shakespeare Hut to the Pop-up Globe: Shakespeare, memory and New Zealand, 1916–2016 -- Shakespeare, New Zealand and the First World War -- New Zealand and the Shakespeare Hut -- The Shakespeare Clubs -- William Pember Reeves and â€The Dream Imperial’ -- Coda -- 5 Lest we remember: Henry V and the play of commemorative rhetoric on the Australian stage -- Fixing memory: staging the birth of a nation -- Memory serves: performing new cultural and political priorities -- Troubled memory: revision and reflexivity -- Afterword: The antipodal dynamics of commemoration -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- INDEX

     
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