Rhetoric Society Quarterly
Jul 2008
A Review of: “Kenneth Burke on Shakespeare, edited by Scott Newstok.”: West Lafayette, Indiana: Parlor Press, 2007. iv+308 pp.
Doug Eskew
Colorado State University Pueblo
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As Scott Newstok notes in his introduction, Kenneth Burke presents a problem for the field of Shakespeare studies. On the one hand, Burke exerts a durable influence there; one can even chart the eb...
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