Citing Shakespeare

1. Introduction: Allusion as Revision
Peter Erickson

2. “Not Shakespeare”: Acts of Quotation in Nadine Gordimer’s My Son’s Story
Peter Erickson

3. Rita Dove’s Shakespeares
Peter Erickson

4. Neither Prospero nor Caliban: Derek Walcott’s Revaluations of Shakespearean Fluency
Peter Erickson

5. “Yet you can quote Shakespeare, at the Drop of a Pin”: Shakespearean Riffs in Leon Forrest’s Divine Days
Peter Erickson

6. Paul Robeson’s Othello and the Question of a Multicultural Shakespeare
Peter Erickson

7. Contextualizing Othello: Ishmael Reed, Caryl Phillips, and Djanet Sears
Peter Erickson

8. Respeaking Othello in Fred Wilson’s Speak of Me as I Am
Peter Erickson

9. “It Sounds Like a Quotation”: J. M. Coetzee and the Power oF Shakespearean Allusion
Peter Erickson

10. Epilogue: Making Changes
Peter Erickson

Keywords: Literature, Poetry and Poetics, Literary Theory, Cultural Theory, British and Irish Literature, Contemporary Literature, Ethnicity Studies