Shakespearean educations [electronic resource] : power, citizenship, and performance / edited by Copp�elia Kahn, Heather S. Nathans, and Mimi Godfrey.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Educating citizens : instruction and English refinement in America: Shakespeare, antitheatricality, and early modern reading / Coppelia Kahn and Heather S. Nathans -- "A course of learning and ingenious studies": Shakespearean Education and Theater in Antebellum America / Jennifer Mylander -- Eloquent Shakespeare / Heather S. Nathans -- Part II. Moral and Practical Educations : Lay on, McGuffey: Excerpting Shakespeare in Nineteenth-Century Schoolbooks / Sandra M. Gustafson -- Shakespeare in American Rhetorical Education, 1870-1920 / Jonathan Burton -- Part III. Ivy-Covered Shakespeare : Shakespeare in the College Curriculum, 1870-1920 / Nan Johnson -- Canons before Canons: College Entrance Requirements and the Making of a National-Educational Shakespeare / Elizabeth Renker -- The Works of Wm Shakespeare as They Have Been Sundry Times Professed in Harvard College / Denise Albanese -- Poet of America: Charles Mills Gayley's Anglo-Saxon Shakespeare / Dayton Haskin -- -- Back to the future: Shakespeare visits the hilltop: classical drama and the Howard College dramatic club / Coppelia Kahn -- Outdistancing the Past: Shakespeare and American Education at the 1934 Chicago World's Fair / Marvin McAllister.

Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2013. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.