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Shakespeare.

Overview

Works:	14 works in 14 publications in 14 languages

Titles

The biblical covenant in Shakespeare by: (Electronic resources)

Cognition, mindreading, and Shakespeare's characters by: (Electronic resources)

Anamorphic authorship in canonical film adaptation = a case study of Shakespearean films / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare and protestant poetics by: (Electronic resources)

Reading Shakespeare in the movies = non-adaptations and their meaning / by: (Electronic resources)

Hamlet and emotions by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare and the 99% = literary studies, the profession, and the production of inequity / by: (Electronic resources)

Remediating Shakespeare in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare, objects and phenomenology = daggers of the mind / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare's fans = adapting the bard in the age of media fandom / by: (Electronic resources)

Subjects

Digital Humanities.

Shakespeare, William,

Comparative literature- Themes, motives.

Charm.

Gender and Sexuality.

Experimental theater.

Blacks in the theater.

Covenants- Religious aspects

Literature.

Shakespeare.

Shakespeare, William,- Hamlet- Criticism and interpretation.

Emotion.

Adaptation Studies.

Shakespeare, William,- Criticism and interpretation.

Film adaptations- History and criticism.

Shakespeare, William,- Appreciation- 18th century.

British and Irish Literature.

Literary Theory.

Equality- In literature.

Shakespeare, William,- Adaptations

Comparative literature.

English literature- History and criticism.- Early modern, 1500-1700

Drama.

Shakespeare, William,- Study and teaching.

Wise, Ernie,

Film Theory.

Theatre and Performance Studies.

Theatre History.

Hamlet

Dominance (Psychology) in literature.

Higher Education.

Fiction- History and criticism.

Comparative Literature.

Shakespeare, William,- Influence.

Shakespeare, William,- Religion.

Covenant theology in literature.

Cognitive Psychology.

Shakespeare, William,- Appreciation- 19th century.

Television comedies- History and criticism.

Comedy Studies.

American Cinema and TV.

Emotions in literature.

Nineteenth-Century Literature.

Poetry- History and criticism.

Literary History.

Morecambe, Eric,

Shakespeare, William,- History and criticism.

Protestantism and Lutheranism.

Shakespeare, William,- Dramatic production.

Women, Black, in literature.

Women in literature.