"Phyllis Rackin's own contributions to Shakespeare in this book make for a witty, interesting, and frequently compelling read. Overall, this volume not only challenges Shakespeare specialists but can also reach and educate strong upper-level undergraduate students ...

Hearing with eyes: watching Shakespeare.(William Shakespeare): An article from: Shakespeare Bulletin...

“Extramural Shakespeare makes a powerful case that Shakespeare no longer belongs only to cultural elites, but also to the public and to public culture. Probing Shakespeare's uses in primary and secondary schools, in the movies, in prisons, and elsewhere, Albanese ...

"Shakespeare Thinking is a powerful plea for criticism to engage afresh with Shakespeare's language as the 'quick forge' of a vision that defies paraphrase or synopsis. An urgent, absorbing polemic and a compelling quest to crack the plays' unique poetic code." - Profes...

Three Notelets On Shakespeare: Shakespeare In Germany, The Folklore Of Shakespeare, Was Shakespeare Ever Soldier? (1865)...

Three Notelets On Shakespeare: Shakespeare In Germany, The Folklore Of Shakespeare, Was Shakespeare Ever Soldier? (1865)...

Shakespeare and History (Shakespeare Yearbook)...

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (1564-1616) wrote 37 plays. King Lear and Macbeth are widely considered his finest and most popular. They are, perhaps, the most frequently produced works on the planet.Ian Pollack has contributed illustrations to virtually every English magazine, an...

El eterno Shakespeare.(William Shakespeare, dramaturgo; autoría)(TT: Eternal Shakespeare.)(TA: William Shakespeare, playwright; authorship): An article from: Siempre!...

Grade 6 Up?A worthy sequel to Shakespeare Stories (Houghton, 1991). The first volume covered 12 plays, primarily the more familiar. This one has only nine, and several are unusual fare for young readers. They have mature and often jaded perspectives, which, if not incom...