Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, and the Nature of Fame

Robert Logan is a University of Hartford emeritus professor of English and former chair of the Department of English and Modern Languages. His book Shakespeare's Marlowe won the 2009 Roma Gill Award.

• 1. Introduction: Viewing Shakespeare's Kinetic Characterizations 2. Antony and Cleopatra in Seventeenth-Century Contexts3. "Immortal Longings": Shakespeare's Perspective on Fame 4. Standards of Measure in Antony and Cleopatra5. "The Varying Shore": Changing Perceptions, Sustaining Illustriousness6. "A Pair So Famous": Achieving Permanent Renown7. Shakespeare's Imperishable FameBibliography and Further ReadingIndex