(in Polish) „W imię Cezara.” Konteksty rzymskie w dramatach Szekspira i angielskiej literaturze wczesnonowożytnej 3700-AL-KRDS-QHU

Źródła
William Shakespeare, Gwałt na Lukrecji
William Alexander, Julius Cesar (Monarchicke Tragedies)
William Shakespeare, Hamlet
William Shakespeare, Juliusz Cezar
William Shakespeare, Antoniusz i Kleopatra
Andrew Marvell, „An Horatian Ode upon Cromwell’s Return from Ireland”

Literatura uzupełniająca:

Anderson, Peter S. “Shakespeare’s Cesar: The Language of Sacrifice”, Comparative Drama 3 (1) (1969): 3-26.
Barrol, James Leeds. “Shakespeare and Roman History”, The Modern Language Review 53 (3) (1958): 327-343.
Cantor, Paul A. Shakespeare’s Roman Trilogy. The Twilight of the Ancient World. Uni of Chicago Press, 2017.
Cox Jensen, Freya. Reading the Roman Republic in Early Modern England. Brill 2012.
D’Amico, Jack. “Shakespeare’s Rome: Politics and Theatre”. Modern Language Studies 22 (1) (1992): 65-78.
Dandelet, Thomas. The Renaissance of Empire in Early Modern Europe. CUP 2014.
Gray, Patrick. Shakespeare and the Fall of the Roman Republic: Selfhood, Stoicism, and Civil War. Edinburgh University Press, 2019.
Hopkins, Lisa. The Cultural Uses of Caesars on the English Renaissance Stage. Routledge 2008.
Kearney, C. “The Nature of an Insurrection: Shakespeare’s Julius Cesar”, An Irish Quarterly Review 63 (1974): 141-152.
Lovascio, Domenico. „All our lives upon one lippes depend”: Cesar as Tyrant in William Alexander’s Julius Cesar, Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England 29 (2016): 68-102.
Michel Bitot (ed) Shakespare. Julius Cesar. Texte et representation. University of Tours 1994.
Myron Tylor, “Shakespeare’s Julius Cesar and the Irony of History”, Shakespeare Quarterly 24(3) (1973): 301-308.
Rebhorn, Wayne. The Emperors of Man’s Minds: Literature and the Renaissance Discourse of Rhetoric. 1995.
Wills, Gary. Rome and Rhetoric: Shakespeare’s Julius Cesar. Yale Uni Press, 2011.