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Literary Ruminations, Recoveries, Reputations, Revisions, Reinvestigations, Renaissance to Romantic and Really Recent

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Stephen Greenblatt's best book

Hamlet in Purgatory

Of the Cannibals

and Caliban's music

What is Art?

From Tolstoy to New Historicism - and beyond

O Brave New World

The Tempest - and a look into a deed box

Luddism

in the age of AI

The time of universal peace

Augustanism in Antony and Cleopatra

Plagiarism Revisited

and the Upstart Crow

Serpent of old Nile

Imagery in Antony & Cleopatra

The plagiarist of Jesus College Cambridge?

or "genial coincidence"?

Antony and Cleopatra

The Life of Antony & the Barge at Cydnus

Simon Forman

From Haleking to The Winter's Tale

Othello: from slave to sword

Here are the final two short videos of the Othello module of my lecture course on Shakespeare and his World: the first one explores the pre-history of the character, focusing on his account of how he was taken into slavery by the Ottomans; the second one asks about the meaning of the “sword of Spain” with which he takes his own life.

Julie Taymor's Titus

Hannibal Lecter meets King Lear?