Written in a lucid, non-technical style, the book starts with the story of how the English language changed throughout the sixteenth century. Subsequent chapters define Shakespeare's main artistic tools and illustrate their poetic and theatrical contributions: Renaissance rhetoric, imagery and metaphor, blank verse, prose speech, and wordplay. The conclusion surveys Shakespeare's multiple and often conflicting ideas about language, encompassing both his enthusiasm at what words can do for us and his suspicion of what words can do to us.

1.The language shakespeare learned 2.Shaping the language:words,patterns,and the traditions of rhetoric 3.What is the figure? 4.A World of figures 5.Loosening the line:shakespeare's metrucal development 6.Here follows prose 7.Double talk 8.Words effectual,speech unable

Russ McDonald is at University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

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