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ENG 361 : Shakespeare
Sources & Searches for Topics 1-8
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ENG 361 : Shakespeare: Sources & Searches for Topics 1-8
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General Shakespeare Resources
Sources & Searches for Topics 1-8
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1. Shakespeare's Use of Sources
2. Sonnets and Plays
3. Globe Theatre and Physical Space
4. Globe Theatre vs. Blackfriars Theatre
5. Patrons, Players, and Plays: A Historical Account
6. Sexual Innuendo in Shakespeare
7. Societal Values Reflected in Stage Production
8. Shakespeare's Characterization of Women
Sources & Searches for Topics 9-16
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9. Gender in Romeo and Juliet
10. Gender in As You Like It
11. Racism in Othello
12. Fate/Providence in the History Plays
13. Magic in a Midsummer Night's Dream
14. Issues with Editing
15. Shakespeare and Censorship
16. Political power in Richard III, Henry V, & Othello
Sources & Searches for Topics 17-22
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17. Shakespeare Across the Disciplines
18. Relevance for 21st Century Audiences
19. Shakespeare's View of History vs. Ours
20. Global Shakespeare
21. Shakespeare's Religious Commitments
22. Witchcraft in Macbeth
The Comedy of Errors
The Tragedy of King Richard the Second
The Merchant of Venice
The Life of King Henry the Fifth
The Tragedy of Othello the Moor
The Tempest
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This page contains the following sub-pages:
1. Shakespeare's Use of Sources
2. Sonnets and Plays
3. Globe Theatre and Physical Space
4. Globe Theatre vs. Blackfriars Theatre
5. Patrons, Players, and Plays: A Historical Account
6. Sexual Innuendo in Shakespeare
7. Societal Values Reflected in Stage Production
8. Shakespeare's Characterization of Women
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