The Winter's Tale Bibliography

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Abartis, Caesarea. The Tragicomic Construction of Cymbeline and The Winter’s Tale. Salzburg, 1977.

Abbott, E[dwin] A. A Shakespearian Grammar. Rev. & enl. 1870. (Rpt. New York: Dover, 1966.)

Abrams, Richard H. Leontes’s Enemy: Madness in The Winter’s Tale. Aspects of Fantasy: Selected Essays from the Second International Conference on the Fantastic in Literature and Film. Ed. William Coyle. Westport, Conn., 1986. Pp. 155–62.

Adams, F. Winter’s Tale, [575–6.] 8 N&Q 2 (1892), 444.

Adams, F. Winter’s Tale, [2279–81.] 8 N&Q 5 (1894), 64.

Adams, Joseph Q. Greene’s Menaphon and The Thracian Wonder. MP 3 (1906), 1–9.

Adams, Joseph Q. A Life of William Shakespeare. Boston, 1923.

Adams, Joseph Q, ed. The Dramatic Records of Sir Henry Herbert. New Haven, 1917. (Rpt. New York: Blom, 1964.)

Adams, Robert M. Shakespeare: The Four Romances. New York, 1989.

Adamson, W. D. The Calumny Pattern in Shakespeare. REAL: The Yearbook of Research in English and American Literature 4 (1986), 35–66.

Adelman, Janet. The Common Liar: An Essay on Antony and Cleopatra. Yale Stud. in English 181. New Haven, 1973.

Albright, Evelyn M. Dramatic Publication in England, 1580–1640. New York & London, 1927.

Alden, Raymond M. Shakespeare Master Spirits of Lit. New York, 1922. (Rpt. New York: AMS, 1971.)

Alden, Raymond M. A Shakespeare Handbook. New York, 1925. (Rev. & enl. by Oscar James Campbell, 1932.)

Alexander, Marguerite. A Reader’s Guide to Shakespeare and his Contemporaries. London & New York, 1979.

Alexander, Peter. Shakespeare. OUP, 1964.

Alexander, Peter. Shakespeare’s Life and Art. 1938. (Rpt. London: James Nisbet, 1946.)

Alexander, Peter. Shakespeare’s Punctuation. Proceedings of the British Academy 31 (1945), 61–84.

Alexander, S. Art and Nature. BJRL 11 (1927), 256–72.

Allen, Don C. The Star-Crossed Renaissance. Durham, N.C., 1941. (Rpt. New York: Octagon, 1966, 1973.)

Allen, Percy. Names in The Winter’s Tale. TLS, 18 July 1936, p. 600.

Allen, Shirley S. Samuel Phelps and Sadler’s Wells Theatre. Middleton, Conn., [1971].

Allison, A[nthony] A. Robert Greene 1558–1592. A Bibliographical Catalogue . . . to 1640. 1975.

Almasy, Rudolph. Go Together You Precious Winners All: A Reading of Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale. WVUPP 27 (1981), 120–7.

Alter, Iska, & William B. Long. The Winter’s Tale. ShakB 3 (Nov./Dec. 1985), 21–2.

Amyot, Thomas (1775–1850). Contributor to col1.

Anders, H[enry R. D.]. Rev. of The Golden Asse of Lucius Apuleius . . . with an Introduction by E. B. Osborne. SJ 62 (1926), 172–3.

Anders, H[enry R. D.]. Shakespeare’s Books. Schriften der Deutschen Shakespeare-Gesellschaft 1. Berlin, 1904. (Rpt. New York: AMS, 1965.)

Anderson, John L. A Fifteenth Century Cookry Boke. New York, 1962.

Anderson, Mary. A Few Memories. New York, 1896.

Andreas, James R. Music Awake Her: Strike Tis Time: Generic Modulation in The Winter’s Tale. TPB 21 (1984), 24–5.

Andrews, Michael C. Sidney’s Arcadia and The Winter’s Tale. SQ 23 (1972), 200–2.

Anon. Contributor to cam1.

Anon. Contributor to cam2.

Anon. Contributor to dyce2.

Anon. Contributor to hal.

Anon. Contributor to mper.

Anon. Contributor to v1898.

Anon. Amadis of Fraunce, The Treasurie of. Tr. out of French [by T. Paynell]. [1572?].

Anon. Anonymous MS notes in F2 quoted in sing2.

Anon. The Backward Half-Look. TLS, 1 Nov. 1957, p. 656.

Anon. English Sculpture in English Literature. TLS, 18 July 1929, pp. 565–6.

Anon. Notes and News. Poet Lore 3 (1891), 224–5.

Anon. Recent Editions of Shakspeare. The Edinburgh Review 81 (1845), 172–202.

Anon. Rev. of The Works of William Shakespeare, ed. William Aldis Wright, vol. 3. 7 N&Q 12 (1891), 160.

Anon. Shakespeare and Natural Phenomena. TLS, 13 Feb. 1930, p. 121.

Anon. Shakespeare, and the New Discovery. Fraser’s Mag. 47 (1853), 245–56.

Anon. Shakespeare’s Winter’s Tale. Gent. Mag. 72 (1802), 231–2.

Anon. Shakespeare Vindicated. Monthly Mag. 30 (1 Jan. 1811), 538.

Anon. The Thracian Wonder: A Comical History 1599(?). The Dramatic Works of John Webster. Ed. William Hazlitt. 4 vols. 1857 4:115–212.

Anon. The Trial of Chivalry. 1601(?). Three Centuries of Drama. Ed. Henry W. Wells. 1895. Pp. 124–41.

Ansari, A. A. The Mockery of Art in The Winter’s Tale. Aligarh Jour. of English Stud. 4 (1979), 124–41.

Apperson, G[eorge] L. English Proverbs and Proverbial Phrases. 1929.

Apperson, G[eorge] L. Some Shakespearian Names. Gent. Mag. 287 (1899), 278–83.

Arber, Edward, ed. A Transcript of the Registers of the Company of Stationers of London; 1554–1640 A.D. 5 vols. London & Birmingham, 1875–94. (Rpt. Gloucester, Mass.: Peter Smith, 1967.)

Archer, William. Play-Making: A Manual of Craftsmanship. 1912. (Rpt. New York: Dover, 1960.)

Archer, William. The Winter’s Tale. Nineteenth Century 22 (1887), 511–21.

Armstrong, Cecil F. Shakespeare to Shaw 1913. (Rpt. New York: AMS, 1969.)

Armstrong, Edward A. Shakespeare’s Imagination: A Study of the Psychology of Association and Inspiration. 1946. (New ed. Lincoln, Nebr., 1963.)

Armstrong, John H. S. The Paradise Myth. OUP, 1969.

Arnold, Paul. Esotérisme du Conte d’Hiver. MdF 318 (1953), 494–512.

Aronson, Alex. Psyche & Symbol in Shakespeare. Bloomington, Ind., 1972.

Arrowsmith, W. R. Notes on Several Misunderstood Words. 1 N&Q 7 (1853), 566–8.

Arthos, John. The Art of Shakespeare. New York, 1964. (Rpt. Norwood, Pa.: Norwood, 1974.)

Arthos, John. Shakespeare and the Ancient World. Michigan Quarterly Review 10 (1971), 149–63.

Asp, Caroline. Shakespeare’s Paulina and the Consolatio Tradition. ShakS 11 (1978), 145–58.

As You Like It [pseud. John Loveday?]. Original Observations and Conjectures on Shakespear. Gent. Mag. 59 (1789), 710–13.

Auden, W[ystan] H. The Alienated City: Reflections on Othello. Encounter 17 (Aug. 1961), 3–14.

Auden, W[ystan] H. Music in Shakespeare: Its Dramatic Use in His Plays. Encounter 9 (Dec. 1957), 31–44 (Rpt. in The Dyer’s Hand and Other Essays, ed. Auden, New York, 1962, pp. 500–27 and in Shakespeare Criticism 1935–60, ed. Anne Ridler, OUP, 1963, pp. 306–28.

Avery, Emmett L. See The London Stage 1660–1800.

Awdeley, John. The Fraternitye of Vacabondes. 1575. (RSTC 993. 2nd ed. 1575, RSTC 994, rpt. in The Rogues and Vagabonds of Shakspere’s Youth, ed. Edward Viles & F. J. Furnivall, 1869 and 1880.)

Aydelotte, Frank. Elizabethan Rogues and Vagabonds. Oxford Historical & Literary Stud. Vol. 1. Oxford, 1913.

Babb, Lawrence. The Elizabethan Malady. East Lansing, Mich., 1951.

Bagehot, Walter. Shakespeare—The Man (1853). Literary Studies Introd. George Sampson. Vol. 1. N.d. Pp. 112–53.

Bailey, N[athan]. An Universal Etymological English Dictionary. 1721. (Rpt. Hildesheim: Olms, 1969.)

Bailey, Samuel. On the Received Text of Shakespeare’s Dramatic Writings and its Improvement. 2 vols. 1862–6.

Baker, Herschel, ed. Four Essays on Romance. Cambridge, Mass., 1971.

Baker, Herschel. John Philip Kemble: The Actor in His Theatre. Cambridge, Mass., 1942.

Bald, R. C. Assembled Texts. 4 Library 12 (1931–2), 243–8.

Bald, R. C. Shakespeare on the Stage in Restoration Dublin. PMLA 56 (1941), 369–78.

Baldwin, T[homas] W. On Act and Scene Division in the Shakespeare First Folio. Carbondale & Edwardsville, Ill., 1965.

Baldwin, T[homas] W. The Organization and Personnel of the Shakespearean Company. Princeton, 1927. (Rpt. New York: Russell & Russell, 1961.)

Baldwin, T[homas] W. William Shakspere’s Petty School. Urbana, 1943.

Baldwin, T[homas] W. William Shakspere’s Small Latine & Lesse Greeke. 2 vols. Urbana, 1944.

Bamber, Linda. Comic Women, Tragic Men. Stanford, 1982.

Barber, Cesar L. Shakespeare’s Festive Comedy. Princeton, 1959.

Barber, Cesar L. Thou that beget’st him that did thee beget: Transformation in Pericles and The Winter’s Tale. ShS 22 (1969), 59–67.

Barber, Cesar L, & Richard P. Wheeler. The Whole Journey: Shakespeare’s Power of Development. Berkeley, [1986].

Barber, Charles. Early Modern English. London, 1976.

Barber, Charles. The Theme of Honour’s Tongue. Gothenburg Stud. in English 58. Göteborg, 1985.

Barber, Charles. The Winter’s Tale and Jacobean Society. Shakespeare in a Changing World. Ed. Arnold Kettle. New York, 1964. Pp. 233–52.

[Barclay, James.] An Examination of Mr. Kenrick’s Review of Mr. Johnson’s Edition of Shakespeare. 1766. (Rpt. in On Johnson’s Shakespeare, Johnsoniana II. New York: Garland, 1975.

Baret [Barrett], John. An Alvearie or Quadruple Dictionarie. 1580.

Barkan, Leonard. The Gods Made Flesh. New Haven, 1986.

Barkan, Leonard. Living Sculptures: Ovid, Michelangelo, and The Winter’s Tale. ELH 48 (1981), 639–67.

Barrington, Daines. Observations on the More Ancient Statutes. 5th ed. 1796. (1st ed. 1766.)

Barry, H[enry?], Rev. (b. 1781 or 1782). Contributor to col1.

Bartholomaeus Anglicus. Batman vppon Bartholome. 1582.

Bartholomeusz, Dennis. The Winter’s Tale in Performance in England and America 1611–1976. Cambridge, 1982.

Barton, Anne. Enter Mariners, Wet: Realism in Shakespeare’s Last Plays. Realism in European Literature. Ed. Nicholas Boyle, Martin Swales, & Richard Brinkmann. Cambridge, 1986. Pp. 28–49.

Barton, Anne. Leontes and the Spider: Language and Speaker in Shakespeare’s Last Plays. Shakespeare’s Styles: Essays in Honour of Kenneth Muir. Ed. Philip Edwards et al. Cambridge, 1980. Pp. 131–50. (Rpt. in William Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale, ed. Harold Bloom. New York, 1987.

Barton, Anne. The Names of Comedy. Toronto, 1990.

Barton, Anne. See Righter, Anne.

Barton, Dunbar P. Shakespeare and the Law. Boston, 1929. (Pub. in England as Links between Shakespeare and the Law, 1929; rpt. New York: Blom, 1971.)

Baskerville, Charles R. The Elizabethan Jig and Related Song Drama. Chicago, 1929. (Rpt. New York: Dover, 1965.)

Bass, Eben. The Winter’s Tale: Great Difference betwixt Bohemia and Sicilia. MSE 6 (1977), 15–24.

Bate, Jonathan. Shakespeare and Ovid. OUP, 1993.

Bateson, F. W. How Old Was Leontes? Essays and Studies NS 31 (1978), 65–74.

Bather, F. A. The Puns of Shakspeare. Winchester College Shakspere Society. Noctes Shaksperianæ. Ed. Charles H. Hawkins. Winchester & London, 1887. Pp. 69–91.

[Bathurst, Charles.] Remarks on the Differences in Shakespeare’s Versification in Different Periods of his Life. 1857.

Battenhouse, Roy. Theme and Structure in The Winter’s Tale. ShS 33 (1980), 123–38.

Baughan, Denver E. Shakespeare’s Probable Confusion of the Two Romanos. JEGP 36 (1937), 35–9.

Baum, Paull F. The Young Man Betrothed to a Statue. PMLA 34 (1919), 523–79.

Bayfield, M[atthew] A. A Study of Shakespeare’s Versification. Cambridge, 1920. (Rpt. Folcroft, Pa.: Folcroft, 1970.)

Bayne, Ronald. Religion. Shakespeare’s England. Ed. Sidney Lee & C[harles] T. Onions. 2 vols. OUP, 1916. 1:48–78.

Baynes, T[homas] S. Shakespeare Studies. 1894. (Rpt. New York: AMS, 1972.)

Becket, Andrew. Shakspeare’s Himself Again. 2 vols. 1815.

Beisly, Sidney. Shakspere’s Garden. 1864.

Bellette, A. F. Truth and Utterance in The Winter’s Tale. ShS 31 (1978), 65–75.

Bentley, Gerald Eades. The Jacobean and Caroline Stage. 7 vols. OUP, 1941–68.

Bentley, Gerald Eades. Shakespeare and His Theatre. Lincoln, Nebr., 1964.

Bentley, Gerald Eades. Shakespeare and the Blackfriars Theatre. ShS 1 (1948), 38–50.

Berek, Peter. As We Are Mock’d with Art: From Scorn to Transfiguration. SEL 18 (1978), 289–305.

Berger, Thomas L., & William C. Bradford, Jr. An Index of Characters in English Printed Drama to the Restoration. Englewood, Col., 1975.

Bergeron, David M. Hermione’s Trial in The Winter’s Tale. EiT 3 (1984), 3–12.

Bergeron, David M. The Restoration of Hermione in The Winter’s Tale. Shakespeare’s Romances Reconsidered. Ed. Carol McG. Kay & Henry E. Jacobs. Lincoln, Nebr., 1978. Pp. 125–33.

Bergeron, David M. Shakespeare’s Romances and the Royal Family. Lawrence, Kan., 1985.

Berggren, Paula S. From a God to a Bull: Shakespeare’s Slumming Jove. CML 5 (1985), 277–91.

Berggren, Paula S. The Woman’s Part: Female Sexuality as Power in Shakespeare’s Plays. The Woman’s Part. Ed. Carolyn R. S. Lenz, Gayle Greene, & Carol T. Neely. Urbana, 1980. Pp. 17–34.

Berkeley, David S. Blood Will Tell in Shakespeare’s Plays. Lubbock, Tex., 1984.

Berkeley, David S, & Zahra Karimipour. Blood-Consciousness as a Theme in The Winter’s Tale. EIRC 11 (1985), 89–98.

Berkenhout, John. [Thirty-fourth letter to his son.] Shakespeare. St. James’s Chronicle No. 4622 (2–4 Dec. 1790), 2.

Bernard, John D. The Pastoral Vision of The Winter’s Tale. ISJR 53 (1979), 219–25.

Berry, Francis. Poets’ Grammar. 1958.

Berry, Francis. The Shakespeare Inset: Word and Picture. 1965.

Berry, Ralph. Interview with Sir Peter Hall. On Directing Shakespeare. New York, 1977. Pp. 208–16. (2nd ed. 1989.)

Berry, Ralph. Shakespeare and Social Class. 1988.

Berry, Ralph. The Shakespearean Metaphor. 1978.

Berry, Ralph. Shakespearean Structures. 1981.

Berry, Ralph. Stratford Festival Canada. SQ 30 (1979), 167–75.

Bertram, Paul B. White Spaces in Shakespeare. Cleveland, 1981.

Bethell, S[amuel] L. Shakespeare & the Popular Dramatic Tradition. 1944. (Rpt. 1970.)

Bethell, S[amuel] L. The Winter’s Tale: A Study. [1947.] (Rpt. Folcroft, Pa.: Folcroft, 1974.)

Bevan, Elinor. Revenge, Forgiveness, and the Gentleman. REL 8, No. 3 (1967), 55–69.

Bevington, David. Action Is Eloquence. Cambridge, Mass., 1984.

Bevington, David. Shakespeare’s Professional Career: Poet and Playwright. William Shakespeare: His World, His Work, His Influence. Ed. John F. Andrews. 3 vols. New York, 1985. 2:309–29.

Biggens, Dennis. Exit pursued by a Beare: A Problem in The Winter’s Tale. SQ 13 (1962), 3–13.

Biggs, Murray. The Winter’s Tale. ShakB 6 (Mar./Apr. 1988), 19–20.

Birch, William J. An Inquiry into the Philosophy and Religion of Shakspere. 1848. (Rpt. New York: AMS, 1972.)

Biswas, D[inesh] C. Shakespeare in His Own Time. Delhi, 1979.

Biswas, D[inesh] C. Shakespeare’s Treatment of His Sources in the Comedies. Calcutta, 1971.

Black, Ladbroke. The Love Letters of Henry the Eighth. 1933.

Blackstone, William (1783–80). Contributor to mal, v1785.

Blades, William. Shakspere and Typography. 1872. (Rpt. New York: AMS, 1971.)

Blake, N[orman] F. Shakespeare’s Language: An Introduction. 1983.

Bland, D. S. The Heroine and the Sea: An Aspect of Shakespeare’s Last Plays. EIC 3 (1953), 39–44.

Blissett, William. This Wide Gap of Time: The Winter’s Tale. ELR 1 (1971), 52–70.

B[lount], T[homas]. Glossographia. 1656. (Rpt. Menston: Scolar, 1969.)

Bluestone, Max. From Story to Stage: The Dramatic Adaptation of Prose Fiction in the Period of Shakespeare and his Contemporaries. The Hague & Paris, 1974.

Boaden, James, ed. Memoirs of the Life of John Philip Kemble, Esq. 2 vols. 1825.

Boas, Felix. Der Sturm und das Wintermärchen, zwei Shakespeare’sche Dramen, in ihrer symbolischen Bedeutung. Stettin, 1882.

Boas, Frederick S. Shakspere and his Predecessors. 1896.

Boas, Guy. Exit Antigonus. Drama NS 70 (Autumn 1963), 34–5.

Bolte, Johannes. Eine holländische Uebersetzung von Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew vom Jahre 1654. SJ 26 (1891), 78–86.

Bolte, Johannes. Zur Schlussscene des Wintermärchens. SJ 26 (1891), 87–90.

Bonjour, Adrien. The Final Scene of The Winter’s Tale. ES 33 (1952), 193–208.

Bonjour, Adrien. Polixenes and the Winter of his Discontent. ES 50 (1969), 206–12.

Bontoux, Germaine. La Chanson en Angleterre au Temps d’Elisabeth. OUP, 1936.

Boodle, R. W. The Theory of the Classical and Shakespearian Dramas. Shakespeariana 2 (1885), 313–20.

Boodle, R. W. The Winter’s Tale [744]. Shakespeariana 2 (1885), 42, 260–1.

Boose, Lynda E. The Father and the Bride in Shakespeare. PMLA 97 (1982), 325–47.

Booth, Stephen. Exit, Pursued by a Gentleman Born. Shakespeare’s Art from a Comparative Perspective. Ed. Wendell M. Aycock. PCLS 12 (1981), 51–66.

Booth, Stephen. Speculations on Doubling in Shakespeare’s Plays. Shakespeare: The Theatrical Dimension. Ed. Philip C. McGuire & David A. Samuelson. New York, 1979. Pp. 103–31.

Booth, Stephen, ed. Shakespeare’s Sonnets. New Haven, 1977.

Borinski, Ludwig. Shakespeare’s Comic Prose. ShS 8 (1955), 57–68.

Boutroux, Émile. L’Art et la Nature, dans Shakespeare et dans Bacon. A Book of Homage to Shakespeare. Ed. Israel Gollancz. OUP, 1916. Pp. 383–6.

Bowden, Henry S. The Religion of Shakespeare. Chiefly from the Writings of the Late Mr. Richard Simpson. 1899.

Bowers, J. L. The Romances. Shakespeare at 400. Cape Town, 1965. Pp. 42–63.

Bowers, R. H. Autolycus in 1636. SQ 11 (1960), 88–9.

Boyle, R. Shakespeares Wintermärchen und Sturm. St. Petersburg, 1885.

Bradbrook, M[uriel] C. Dramatic Romance as an Open Form in The Winter’s Tale. De Shakespeare à T. S. Eliot: Mélanges Offert à Henri Fluchère. Paris, 1976. Pp. 81–92. (Partly duplicates Open Form in The Winter’s Tale, The Living Monument, 1976, pp. 206–14.)

Bradbrook, M[uriel] C. Elizabethan Stage Conditions: A Study of Their Place in the Interpretation of Shakespeare’s Plays. Cambridge, 1932. (Rpt. Cambridge: CUP, 1968.)

Bradbrook, M[uriel] C. The Living Monument: Shakespeare and the Theatre of His Time. Cambridge, 1976.

Bradford, William C. See Berger, Thomas L.

Bradley, Henry. Shakespeare’s English. Shakespeare’s England. Ed. Sidney Lee & C[harles] T. Onions. 2 vols. OUP, 1916. 2:539–74.

Brailow, David S. The Winter’s Tale. ShakB 13 (Spring 1995), 14–15.

Brainerd, B. The Chronology of Shakespeare’s Plays: A Statistical Study. Computers and the Humanities 14 (1980), 221–30.

Brand, John. See Hazlitt, W[illiam] Carew.

Brandes, Georg. William Shakespeare: A Critical Study. Tr. William Archer, Mary Morison, & Diana White. 2 vols. 1898. (1st Danish ed. 3 vols. Copenhagen, 1895–6.)

Brereton, J. LeGay. The Relation of The Thracian Wonder to Greene’s Menaphon. MLR 2 (1907), 34–8.

Bridge, [J.] Frederick. Shakespearean Music in the Plays and Early Operas. 1923. (Rpt. New York: Haskell House, 1965.)

Bridge, [J.] Frederick. Songs from Shakespeare. [1899?].

Bridges, Robert [S.]. On the Influence of the Audience. The Works of William Shakespeare. Ed. A. H. Bullen. 10 vols. 1904–7. 10 (1907): 321–34. (Rpt. as The Influence of the Audience; Considerations Preliminary to the Psychological Analysis of Shakespeare’s Characters, New York, 1926, and as The Influence of the Audience on Shakespeare’s Drama, Collected Essays Papers &c. of Robert Bridges, vol. 1, OUP, 1927.)

Briley, John. Of Stake and Stage. ShS 8 (1955), 106–8.

Brink, Bernhard ten. Five Lectures on Shakespeare. Tr. Julia Franklin. New York, 1895.

Brissenden, Alan. Shakespeare and the Dance. Atlantic Highlands, N.J., 1981.

Brockbank, J. P[hilip]. Shakespeare and the Fashion of These Times. ShS 16 (1963), 30–41.

Brockbank, J. P[hilip]. The Tempest: Conventions of Art and Empire. Later Shakespeare. Ed. John Russell Brown & Bernard Harris. Stratford-upon-Avon Stud. 8. 1966. Pp. 183–201.

Brook, G[eorge] L. The Language of Shakespeare. 1976.

Brooke, C[harles] F. Tucker, ed. The Shakespeare Songs. 1929.

Brooke, Stopford A. On Ten Plays of Shakespeare. 4th Impression. 1913. (1st impression 1905.)

Brooks, Harold F. (1907–90). Contributor to ard2.

Brown, John Russell. Laughter in the Last Plays. Later Shakespeare. Stratford-upon-Avon Stud. 8. Ed. John Russell Brown & Bernard Harris. 1966. Pp. 103–25.

Brown, John Russell. Shakespeare and His Comedies. 2nd ed. 1962. (Rpt. Methuen 1968. 1st ed. 1957.)

Brown, John Russell. Shakespeare’s Plays in Performance. New York, 1967. (Eng. ed. 1966.)

Brown, Norman O. Hermes the Thief: The Evolution of a Myth. Madison, 1947.

Browne, C. Elliot. Notes on Shakespeare’s Names. II. Athenæum No. 2544 (29 July 1876), 147–8.

Browne, William (?) S. (b. 1829). Contributor to cam2.

Bryant, J. A., Jr. Shakespeare’s Allegory: The Winter’s Tale. SR 63 (1955), 202–22. (Rpt. in Hippolyta’s View, Lexington, Ky., 1961, pp. 207–25.)

Bryant, Jerry H. The Winter’s Tale and the Pastoral Tradition. SQ 14 (1963), 387–98.

Bucknill, John C. The Medical Knowledge of Shakespeare. 1860. (Rpt. New York: AMS, 1971.)

Buland, Mable. Presentation of Time in the Elizabethan Drama. New York, 1912. (Rpt. New York: Haskell House, 1966.)

Bullard, J. E., & W. M. Fox. The Winter’s Tale. TLS, 14 Mar. 1952, p. 189.

Bulloch, John. Studies on the Text of Shakespeare: With Numerous Emendations. 1878. (Rpt. New York: AMS, 1972.)

B[ullokar], J[ohn]. An English Expositor. 1616. (Rpt. Menston: Scolar, 1969.)

Bullough, Geoffrey, ed. Narrative and Dramatic Sources of Shakespeare. 8 vols. 1961–75. Vol. 8: Romances. 1975.

Bulthaupt, Heinrich. Shakespeare. Vol. 2 of Dramaturgie des Schauspiels. 4 vols. Oldenburgh, 1903.

Bulwer, John. Chirologia. 1644.

Burchfield, Robert. The Bare Infinitive in The Winter’s Tale. Shakespeare: Text, Language, Criticism. Ed. Bernhard Fabian & Kurt Tetzeli von Rosador. Hildesheim, 1987.

Burney, Charles. A General History of Music. Ed. Frank Mercer. 2 vols. 1935. (Rpt. New York: Dover, 1957. 1st ed. 4 vols. 1776–89.)

Burton, H[arry] M. Shakespeare and His Plays. New York, 1958.

Burton, Julie. Folktale, Romance, and Shakespeare. Studies in Medieval English Romances: Some New Approaches. Ed. Derek Brewer. Woodbridge, 1988. Pp. 176–97.

Burton, Philip. The Sole Voice: Character Portraits from Shakespeare. New York, 1970.

Burton, Robert. The Anatomy of Melancholy. 1628. Ed. Thomas C. Faulkner, Nicholas K. Kiessling, & Rhonda L. Blair. 2 vols. Oxford, 1989–90.

Bush, Geoffrey. Shakespeare and the Natural Condition. Cambridge, Mass., 1956.

Byles, Joan M. The Winter’s Tale, Othello, and Troilus and Cressida: Narcissism and Sexual Betrayal. AI 36 (1979), 80–93.

C., A. (poss. Anthony Chamier, 1725–80). Contributor to mal.

C., P. A. [sic]. A Study of Shakespeare’s Winter’s Tale: Considered in Connection with Greene’s Pandosto and the Alkestis of Euripides. Poet Lore 4 (1892), 516–21. (Rpt. with slight revisions as by Charlotte Porter & Helen A. Clarke in Poet Lore 14 [1903], 132–7.)

Cairncross, Andrew S. Compositors E and F of the Shakespeare First Folio. PBSA 66 (1972), 369–406.

Caldecott, Harry S. Spoils: Studies in Shakespeare. Rev. & enl. ed. N.p., [1891].

Calder-Marshall, Anna. The Winter’s Tale. Shakespeare in Perspective. Vol. 1. Ed. Roger Sales. 1982. Pp. 241–9.

Calderwood, James L. Shakespeare & the Denial of Death. Amherst, 1987.

Caldwell, Ellen M. Animating Word and Spectacle in the Masque Scenes of The Winter’s Tale. ISJR 58 (1984), 281–8.

Camden, Carroll. The Elizabethan Woman. Houston, 1952. (Rev. ed. Mamaroneck, N. Y., 1975.)

Campbell, John. Shakespeare’s Legal Acquirements Considered. 1859.

Campbell, Oscar J. See Alden, Raymond M.

Campos, Christophe. Tales of Two Winters: Shakespeare in London and Paris. Franco-British Studies 10 (Autumn 1990), 35–53.

Canfield, J. Douglas. Word as Bond in English Literature from the Middle Ages to the Restoration. Philadelphia, 1989.

Capell, Edward. Notes and Various Readings to Shakespeare. 3 vols. 1783. (Vol. 1, pt. 1 issued separately 1774. Rpt. 3 vols. New York: Burt Franklin, 1970.)

Caro, J. Die historischen Elemente in Shakspeare’s Sturm und Wintermährchen. ESn 2 (1879), 141–85.

Carrington, Norman T. Shakespeare: The Winter’s Tale. Notes on Chosen English Texts Ser. [1956.]

[Carruthers, Miss.] Flower Lore. Belfast, 1879. (Rpt. Detroit: Singing Tree, 1972.)

Cartwright, Robert. New Readings in Shakspere; or, Proposed Emendations of the Text. 1866.

Castelain, Maurice. Shakespeare et Ben Jonson. Revue Germanique 3 (1907), 21–65, 133–80.

Castrop, Helmut. Romanze, Tragikomödie und Satyrspiel in The Winter’s Tale. SJH 1987. Ed. Werner Habicht, Jorg Hasler, & Kurt Tetzeli von Rosador. Bochum, 1987. Pp. 57–77.

Caulfield, John. A Collection of the Vocal Music in Shakespeare’s Plays. 2 vols. [1864?].

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