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"Much Ado about Nothing" and the Spectator

In a foreword to a collection of essays entitled Reinterpretations of Elizabethan Drama, Norman Rabkin makes the following generalization about the contributors: " ... all of them discuss the play as earlier critics neither could nor wanted to: the play as it impinges on its audience, as it is experienced." That is what I am going to do in this essay: to discuss Much Ado about Nothing as it is experienced by an audience.
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  • Babula, William."’Much Ado about Nothing’ and the Spectator.” South Atlantic Bulletin: 41.1 (1976): 9-15.
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