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Playwrights and Plagiarists in Early Modern England: Gender, Authorship, Literary Property
Author: Laura J. Rosenthal
Year: 2019
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The Plot of Playwrights and Plagiarists in Early Modern England: Gender, Authorship, and Literary Property In this groundbreaking book, Laura J. Rosenthal delves into the intricate web of gender, class, and authorship in early modern England, shedding light on the often-overlooked relationship between playwrights and plagiarism. Through a meticulous examination of historical records and literary works, the author reveals how the evolution of technology and the concept of literary property have influenced our understanding of ownership and creativity. The book challenges readers to reconsider their assumptions about the nature of authorship, highlighting the complex interplay between gender, class, and power that has shaped the development of English literature. The story begins in the late 16th century, when the rise of commercial theater and the printing press transformed the way plays were written, performed, and disseminated. As the market for printed plays grew, so too did the practice of plagiarism, with many playwrights borrowing from one another's works without proper attribution.
Сюжет о драматургах и плагиаторах в ранней современной Англии: гендер, авторство и литературная собственность В этой новаторской книге Лора Дж. Розенталь углубляется в запутанную сеть гендера, класса и авторства в ранней современной Англии, проливая свет на часто упускаемые из виду отношения между драматургами и плагиатом. С помощью тщательного изучения исторических записей и литературных произведений автор раскрывает, как эволюция технологий и концепция литературной собственности повлияли на наше понимание собственности и творчества. Книга ставит перед читателями задачу пересмотреть свои предположения о природе авторства, подчеркивая сложное взаимодействие между полом, классом и властью, которое сформировало развитие английской литературы. История начинается в конце XVI века, когда подъём коммерческого театра и печатного станка изменил способ написания, исполнения и распространения пьес. По мере роста рынка печатных пьес росла и практика плагиата, когда многие драматурги заимствовали произведения друг друга без надлежащей атрибуции.
Trama sobre dramaturgos y plagiarios en la Inglaterra moderna temprana: género, autoría y propiedad literaria En este libro pionero, Laura J. Rosenthal profundiza en una red confusa de género, clase y autoría en la Inglaterra moderna temprana, arrojando luz sobre las relaciones a menudo perdidas entre dramaturgos y plagios. A través de un cuidadoso estudio de los registros históricos y las obras literarias, el autor revela cómo la evolución de la tecnología y el concepto de propiedad literaria han influido en nuestra comprensión de la propiedad y la creación. libro plantea a los lectores el reto de revisar sus supuestos sobre la naturaleza de la autoría, destacando la compleja interacción entre género, clase y poder que ha dado forma al desarrollo de la literatura inglesa. La historia comienza a finales del siglo XVI, cuando el auge del teatro comercial y de la imprenta cambió la forma de escribir, interpretar y distribuir las obras. A medida que el mercado de obras impresas creció, también creció la práctica del plagio, cuando muchos dramaturgos tomaron prestadas obras de otros sin la debida atribución.
Storia di drammaturghi e plagiatori nella prima Inghilterra moderna: gender, autore e proprietà letteraria In questo libro innovativo, Laura J. Rosenthal approfondisce la confusa rete di gender, classi e autori nella prima Inghilterra moderna, facendo luce sulle relazioni spesso trascurate tra drammaturghi e plagio. Attraverso un attento esame dei registri storici e delle opere letterarie, l'autore rivela come l'evoluzione della tecnologia e il concetto di proprietà letteraria abbiano influenzato la nostra comprensione della proprietà e della creatività. Il libro ha il compito di rivedere le sue idee sulla natura dell'autore, sottolineando la complessa interazione tra sesso, classe e potere che ha creato lo sviluppo della letteratura inglese. La storia inizia alla fine del XVI secolo, quando l'ascesa del teatro commerciale e della macchina da stampa ha cambiato il modo di scrivere, interpretare e distribuire le opere. Mentre il mercato delle opere di stampa cresceva, anche la pratica del plagio, quando molti drammaturghi prestavano opere a vicenda senza adeguata attribuzione.
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近世イングランドの劇作家と盗作家の物語:ジェンダー、著者、文学的財産この画期的な本では、ローラ・J・ローゼンタールは、近世イギリスにおける性別、階級、著者の複雑なウェブを詳しく調べ、しばしば見落とされる関係に光を当てています劇作家と盗作の間で。歴史的な記録や文学作品を慎重に研究することで、技術の進化と文学的財産の概念が財産と創造性の理解にどのように影響してきたかを明らかにします。本書は、著者の本質についての彼らの仮定を再考するために読者に挑戦し、英語文学の発展を形作った性別、階級、権力の複雑な相互作用を強調しています。物語は16世紀の終わりに始まり、商業劇場と印刷機の台頭によって演劇の書き方、演奏、配給方法が変化した。印刷された演劇の市場が成長するにつれて、盗作の実践も進み、多くの劇作家が適切な帰属なしに互いの作品を借り合った。

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