The European Union is going through one of its worst periods in its political history. With its many divisions, permanently shifting borders, international terrorism, migrant crisis, Brexit, Russian spies and Trump’s economic attacks, Europe’s self-definition is deeply fraught. Yet, if on the one hand, as many foreign affairs commentators have written, there is no European passport to speak of, on the other hand, the current state of affairs has prompted Susan Bennett to speak of an emerging “fantasy that imagines theatregoers as passport holders in Shakespeare nation” (Susan Bennett 2016). Would a passport in “Shakespeare nation” contribute to forge that common European cultural identity that, according to many politicians and commentators, could prevent people from taking refuge under the umbrella of nationalistic tendencies?
Does "Shakespeare Nation" really exist? / M. Cavecchi. ((Intervento presentato al convegno Esra Conference 2019 : Shakespeare and European Geographies, Centralities and Elsewhere tenutosi a Roma nel 2019.
Titolo: | Does "Shakespeare Nation" really exist? |
Autori: | CAVECCHI, MARIACRISTINA (Primo) |
Data di pubblicazione: | 12-lug-2019 |
Parole Chiave: | Shakespeare; Europe; David Leddy; Thin Air; British Museum; counterfeit; forgery; Ithello; The Merchant of Venice; Titus Andronicus; prison |
Settore Scientifico Disciplinare: | Settore L-LIN/10 - Letteratura Inglese Settore L-ART/05 - Discipline Dello Spettacolo |
Enti collegati al convegno: | ESRA - European Shakespeare Research Association Università Roma Tre |
Tipologia: | Conference Object |
Citazione: | Does "Shakespeare Nation" really exist? / M. Cavecchi. ((Intervento presentato al convegno Esra Conference 2019 : Shakespeare and European Geographies, Centralities and Elsewhere tenutosi a Roma nel 2019. |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 14 - Intervento a convegno non pubblicato |