Jeremy Lopez Reihenfolge der Bücher

Shakespeare's plays are works of art made out of words. To read the plays closely, that is, to pay careful attention to the multiple, shifting meanings of and relationships between their words, is to gain a deep and lasting appreciation for the complex artistry of their construction and of their effects. In fourteen chapters, the book takes readers on a guided tour through some of the most productive sites in Shakespeare's plays for analysis, providing an introduction to the practice of reading Shakespeare's plays closely, and some examples of the interpretive work that such close reading can enable. Topics of analysis include verbal patterning, dramatic structure, staging and stage directions, soliloquies and character-construction and poetic meter. This is an ideal teaching text for introductory courses on Shakespeare. Offering a wide range of examples from nearly all of Shakespeare's plays, it will give students the analytical tools they need to develop sustained close readings of their own.

Offering a groundbreaking exploration of Renaissance drama, this book presents short, thought-provoking analyses of lesser-known plays. It delves into the historical context and evolution of the theatrical canon during this vibrant period, shedding light on works that have often been overlooked. By examining these plays, the author reveals their significance and contribution to the broader landscape of drama, inviting readers to reconsider the richness of Renaissance theatrical traditions.

Focusing on the advancement of prophetic abilities, this course explores the interplay between thought, visualization, and divine insight. It emphasizes understanding God's mind and harnessing the inherent power of prophecy within individuals, guiding them to deepen their spiritual journey and enhance their prophetic gifts.

Focusing on the guidance of the Holy Spirit, this manual serves as a comprehensive course for those seeking to understand and develop their prophetic abilities. It covers essential topics such as prophetic consciousness, attraction, and the process of birthing and nurturing prophecies. Additionally, it addresses prophetic protocol and explores the connection between prophecy and finances, providing practical insights to enhance one's prophetic practice and deepen their relationship with God.

International prophetic leader gives believers a basic handbook for understanding prophetic ministry, prophetic callings, and the access all Christians have to God's gift of prophecy.

This Handbook provides an introductory guide to Richard II offering a scene- by-scene theatrically aware commentary, contextual documents, a brief history of the text and first performances, case studies of three or four key performances and productions, a survey of film and TV adaptations, a wide sampling of critical opinion and further reading.

Focusing on the interplay between theatrical conventions and the repertory system, the book explores how Shakespeare and his contemporaries navigated the potential for failure in their plays. Jeremy Lopez argues that recognizing the anticipation of failure by playwrights and the audience's reactions is essential to understanding the success of their dramas on stage. This comprehensive survey delves into the formal aspects of early modern drama, offering insights into its complexities and the dynamics of theatrical performance.