10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BARDOLATER»
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bardolater in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bardolater and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Writers' Houses and the Making of Memory
... had changed.21 If Shakespeare is the object ofpilgrimage, then it is
appropriate that, once the forms of a cult are established, that is it. Figure 3.3
Bernard Shaw as Bardolater at Stratford, photograph by Shakespeare's
Birthplace in Stratford 37.
l ) gamidolatry 2) gyniolatry 3) heliolatry 4) hierolatry 5) neolatry 6) idolatry 7)
plutolatry 8) theriolatry 9) neomort 10) bardolater 1 ) pilgrim 2) pilgrimage 3)
pilgrimize 4) peregrine 5) peregrinate 6) peregrinator 7) peregrination 8) neoNazi
9) ...
3
Cavendish and Shakespeare: Interconnections
In the end, discussions of Cavendish as "bardolater" or non-bardolater (in much
the same way that similar discussions of Shakespeare as "Bard" or "not Bard")
indicate more about the speakers' desires — desires about which authors should
...
Katherine Romack, James Fitzmaurice, 2006
4
Shakespeare Is Missing: An Ovid Kent Novel
Early in the game I became a Bardolater. So my thesis was on the Bard's
peccadilloes, as it were. He was one hell of a hell-raiser in his day, if you get my
meaning. My searches inspired, if you will, my later desire to become a teller of
tales.
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Dictionary of Literary Terms and Literary Theory
Hence, 'bardolater' (by analogy with 'idolater'), anyone who idolizes the Bard.
baroque The term probably derives from the word baroco, often used in the late
Middle Ages to describe any form of grotesque pedantry. It is a term more
commonly ...
6
The Genius of Shakespeare
Bardolater, and his son thought that it would make the old man happy to have a
document in Shakespeare's hand, so he fabricated one for him. But once it was
widely credited, William Henry, 'urged, partly by the world' and partly by his 'own ...
7
William Shakespeare: A Compact Documentary Life
Such a reference is calculated to make a bardolater's heart skip a beat; but
probably Sidney had in mind Will Kempe, the celebrated clown and jigmaker
whom Leicester commended a few months later to the Danish Court. The Earl
died in the ...
8
Shakespiritualism: Shakespeare and the Occult, 1850-1950
And had she ended her book on that point alone—that is, that Shakespeare's
works are esoteric—she might today be labeled as just another bardolater with
Romantic or antimaterialistic tendencies, not far different in tone and tenor than ...
9
Totally Weird and Wonderful Words
It appears to have been coined by George Bernard Shaw in the early 1900s,
together with the related words bardolater and bardolatrous. Shakespearolatry is
another word with the same meaning, but this is rarely if ever used. car.
Commenting on Orson Welles's Macbeth, Charles Eckart observes that Welles's
film "has served as ... a touchstone to discriminate the cineaste from the
Bardolater."ls The either/ or implied here, however, not only reflects something
like ...
Michael A. Anderegg, 2004
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BARDOLATER»
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bardolater is used in the context of the following news items.
Over the moon: Review of Return to Forbidden Planet
Bob Carlton, who wrote the book of Forbidden Planet, is a Bardolater whose bright idea was to make his sci-fi adventure a refreshingly ... «Creative Loafing Tampa, Jun 14»
His story, our story
I was sitting, wide-eyed in the stalls of the Old Vic, next to my bardolater dad. Chorus, in the melodious notes of the late great John Neville, ... «Financial Times, Jun 12»
Exhibitionism: This spoof has energy to spare but never feels as …
... fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants parody chock-full of laughs for the Shakespeare illiterate and bardolater alike. It's as if the Three Stooges flipped ... «Austin Chronicle, Sep 11»
A Chat With Kill Shakespeare Writers Anthony Del Col and Conor …
CM:I think the nice thing is the vast majority of Bardolater's love the idea of Shakespeare's work being taken in interesting directions. So many ... «Washington City Paper, Feb 11»
A Shakespeare Scholar Takes on a 'Taboo' Subject
... 18th century and the debate over forged Shakespearean documents created by an overenthusiastic bardolater named William Henry Ireland. «Chronicle of Higher Education, Mar 10»
