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Shakespeare's plays were transformed by the process of being set in type from "summary" of Shakespeare and the Book by David Scott Kastan,George M Bodman Professor of English David Scott Kastan

The transformation of Shakespeare's plays occurred through the mechanical process of setting type. This process involved the translation of Shakespeare's words into a different medium, one that made them accessible to a wider audience. By setting the plays in type, they were able to be reproduced and circulated more widely, reaching an audience beyond the confines of the theater. The act of setting type was not a neutral process - it had a significant impact on the plays themselves. The physical act of setting the type required decisions to be made about the layout, punctuation, and spelling of the text. These decisions were not arbitrary, but were guided by the conventions of the printing press and the expectations of the reading public. In setting Shakespeare's plays in type, printers were tasked with rendering the plays in a format that was both visually appealing and easy to read. This meant making choices about the size and style of the type, as well as the placement of the ...
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    Shakespeare and the Book

    David Scott Kastan

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