‘That Thin Skin’: Skipper Lindsay and the Language of Record
‘That Thin Skin’: Skipper Lindsay and the Language of Record
Examines an episode involving public disruption of theatre in 1580, recorded in the early-seventeenth-century memoirs of the Rev. James Melville. Issues such as memory, nostalgia, audience perceptions of theatre, and changing political contexts reveal themselves in the language of record.
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McGavin, John J.
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2002
McGavin, John J.
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McGavin, John J.
(2002)
‘That Thin Skin’: Skipper Lindsay and the Language of Record.
Medieval English Theatre, 24, .
Abstract
Examines an episode involving public disruption of theatre in 1580, recorded in the early-seventeenth-century memoirs of the Rev. James Melville. Issues such as memory, nostalgia, audience perceptions of theatre, and changing political contexts reveal themselves in the language of record.
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Published date: 2002
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Local EPrints ID: 12142
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/12142
ISSN: 0143-3784
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