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Shavian Shakespeare: Shaw's Use and Transformation of Shakespearean Materials in His Dramas
Sources of Lear
Redeeming the Debauched Falstaff | the American Conservative
The History of King Lear [1681]: Lear As Inscriptive Site John Rempel
Bardolatry and Parody in Baz Luhrmann’S William Shakespeare’S Romeo+Juliet
Review of Celestine Woo, Romantic Actors and Bardolatry
Performing the 2Nd Witch's Character in Macbeth
Shakespeare's Language in Millais's Ferdinand Lured by Ariel
Superflux and Silence in Shakespeare's King Lear
Why Shakespeare? Irony and Liberalism in Canonization
Shakespeare Authorship Question 1 Shakespeare Authorship Question
UNIVERSITY of CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Mongrel Forms Tragedy
Cavell, Wittgenstein, Shakespeare and Skepticism: Othello Vs. Cymbeline1 Stanley Cavell's Engagement with Shakespeare And
The Material Culture of Shakespeare's England
Bardolatry and the Shakespeare Survey Cassie M
Literary Criticism of Shakespeare's King Lear
LIT 520.01: Seminar in British Literature - Uncommon Shakespeares
The Two Lear Plays How Shakespeare Transformed His First Romance Into His Last Tragedy
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Topsy-Turvy and Other Carnivalesque Aspects in Coriolanus
Funt Alex-My Own Private Henriad Looking Back to Now Through
The Authorship Question; Or Will the Real William Shakespeare Please Stand
Shakespeare's Cultural Capital Conversion
Shakespearean Joyce – Joycean Shakespeare (Pdf)
Exploring the Individuality of Shakespeare's History Plays
Catholic-Protestant Controversy and the Shakespearean Stage: the Play of Polemic
Jess Hamlet and Reflections of Shakespeare in Civil War Virginia
Shall Yield to the Mulberry Tree: of Toothpick Cases, Punch Ladles, Tobacco Stoppers, Inkstands, Nutmeg Graters, and the Legend of Shakespeare Jack Lynch
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The Shakespeare Authorship Question: a Case Study in Bourdieuian Class Maintenance
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Appropriations of Shakespears King Lear
Borrowers and Lenders: the Journal of Shakespeare and Appropriation 2/26/20, 4(19 PM
'Tis Pity She's a Man: Cross-Cast Prospero in Shakespeare's The
So Much for Bardolatry! (Drunken) Romeo and Julietin Shit-Faced Shakespeare
Authorial Revision and Authoritative Texts: a Case for Discourse Stylistics and the Pied Bull Quarto
Teaching Shakespeare Today: Practical Approaches and Productive Strategies