"An enlightening entryway into Stoppard's luminous play, Fleming's commentary on
Arcadia is informed by his attention to theatrical issues as well as his deep understanding of the of the play's multilayered themes." - Professor Michael Vanden Heuvel, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
"Fleming's book offers the student and Stoppard enthusiast a fully researched and clearly written analysis of what many call Stoppard's best play. From the background and context section describing Stoppard's entire oeuvre to date, to the final section offering suggestions for teaching
Arcadia, this book situates the play squarely within Stoppard's writing about science. Fleming's precise analyses of the play's characters and his informed discussion of its themes offer the student and instructor an intelligent framework for understanding
Arcadia as a profound and comic play of ideas." - Katherine E. Kelly, Texas A&M University, USA
Briefly reviewed in the Year's work in English Studies journal, vol 89, No. 1 'Drawing on previously unpublished material with Stoppard, Fleming's volume traces the history of the play's production and its cultural and historical context'
"Fleming’s book offers the student and Stoppard enthusiast a fully researched and clearly written analysis of what many call Stoppard’s best play. From the background and context section describing Stoppard’s entire oeuvre to date, to the final section offering suggestions for teaching
Arcadia, this book situates the play squarely within Stoppard’s writing about science. Fleming’s precise analyses of the play’s characters and his informed discussion of its themes offer the student and instructor an intelligent framework for understanding
Arcadia as a profound and comic play of ideas." - Katherine E. Kelly, Texas A&M University, USA
Briefly reviewed in the Year’s work in English Studies journal, vol 89, No. 1 'Drawing on previously unpublished material with Stoppard, Fleming’s volume traces the history of the play’s production and its cultural and historical context’
