William Shakespeare: Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies

E1 . Shakespeare Then and Now

E2 . The Nature of Shakespeare's Plays

E3 . Twelfth Night-Shakespearean Comedy

E4 . Twelfth Night-Malvolio in Love

E5 . The Taming of the Shrew-Getting Married in the 1590s

E6 . The Taming of the Shrew-Farce and Romance

E7 . The Merchant of Venice-Courting the Heiress

E8 . The Merchant of Venice-Shylock

E9 . Measure for Measure-Sex in Society

E10 . Measure for Measure-Justice and Comedy

E11 . Richard III-Shakespearean History

E12 . Richard III-The Villain's Career

E13 . Richard II-The Theory of Kingship

E14 . Richard II-The Fall of the King

E15 . Henry IV-All the King's Men

E16 . Henry IV-The Life of Falstaff

E17 . Henry V-The Death of Falstaff

E18 . Henry V-The King Victorious

E19 . Romeo and Juliet-Shakespearean Tragedy

E20 . Romeo and Juliet-Public Violence and Private Bliss

E21 . Troilus and Cressida-Ancient Epic in a New Mode

E22 . Troilus and Cressida-Heroic Aspirations

E23 . Julius Caesar-The Matter of Rome

E24 . Julius Caesar-Heroes of History

E25 . Hamlet-The Abundance of the Play

E26 . Hamlet-The Causes of Tragedy

E27 . Hamlet-The Protestant Hero

E28 . Othello-The Design of the Tragedy

E29 . Othello-"O Villainy!"

E30 . Othello-"The Noble Moor"

E31 . King Lear-"This Is the Worst"

E32 . King Lear-Wisdom Through Suffering

E33 . King Lear-"Then We Go On"

E34 . Macbeth-"Fair Is Foul"

E35 . Macbeth-Musing on Murder

E36 . Macbeth-"Enter Two Murderers"