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"Macbeth: Man and Myth is the first book to study Macbeth in all his manifestations: historical, mythological and dramatic. Bringing together much widely scattered material, it begins by placing Macbeth in the context of the turbulent politics of eleventh-century Scotland, before examining the evidence for the historical Macbeth and his reign. The book then traces the origins and development of the myths surrounding the king through a range of medieval source material to the culmination of this process in Shakespeare's Macbeth, as well as later adaptations and interpretations of the play. The…
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2 editions- Other · English · 2000Sutton · 216 pages · 9780750926409
- Other · English · 1999Sutton · 216 pages · 9780750918916
HistoriographyKings and rulersKings and rulers in literatureIn literatureBiographyHistoryLiterarische GestaltHistorische Persönlichkeit







