1st Edition
Shakespeare’s Second Tetralogy The Bible, the School of Salamanca and Kingship
Introduction
Chapter 1 – Biblical Intertextuality and the School of Salamanca
Chapter 2 – Richard II and the Old Testament
Chapter 3 – Limited Biblical Reference in Henry IV
Chapter 4 – Falstaff’s Distortion of Biblical Reference
Chapter 5 – Prince Hal: Bridge between the Old and the New Testaments
Chapter 6 – Henry V’s Recurrent Use of the Gospels
Chapter 7 – Conclusions
Biography
Luis Javier Conejero-Magro (PhD) is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of English at the Universidad de Extremadura. His research focuses on stylistics, intertextuality, and translation, with a particular emphasis on Shakespearean studies. He has explored the transposition of Shakespeare’s works in Spain, especially the religious intertext that permeates Elizabethan drama.
