[with considerable dread i'm exploring the web resources for hamlet, in the hope of discovering a simple system for annotating ulysses' hundreds and hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of allusions.
editions, annotations, paraphrases... i'd like a sort of GoogleMyShakespeare where the ulysses allusions-to are listed in ulysses order, interlinked with the hamlet allusions-from in hamlet order.
...so far things seem so primitive i'm encouraged to do a whole new hyperhamlet...]
hyperhamlet: I.i
I.ii
I.iii
I.iv
I.v
II.i
II.ii
III.i
IIII.ii
III.iii
III.iv
IV.i
IV.ii
IV.iii
IV.iv
IV.v
IV.vi
IV.vii
V.i
V.ii
eNotes: one scene per page with paraphrase and hypernotes (lines not indexed)
1899 Furness Variorum: [archv]
ShakespeareOnline: one scene per page, with footnotes by linenumber (lines not indexed)
OpenSourceShakespeare: one scene per page, no notes, indexed lines
HamletWorks: 100s of notes per line?!?!?
misc:
quartos
documents
links
videos: [1920-14pts] [1921-2hr] [1955-italian 2pt] [p brook 2hr] [BLC 2013 2hr]
[mst3k-90min]
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