Performing Transversally

Exploring Bryan Reynolds' transversal theory, this work offers innovative analyses of Shakespeare's key plays and their adaptations across various media. The authors challenge conventional interpretations, re-assessing critical methodologies related to cultural difference, authorship, and representation. By employing an 'investigative-expansive mode,' the book introduces a 'transversal poetics' that emphasizes the interconnectedness of criticism with its subjects and audiences, proposing a more inclusive future for Shakespearean scholarship.