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Professor Heather Blatt of the Literature Department of FIU speaks about her interest in the book as a physical object in late medieval England.
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Professor Dr. David Dolata of the FIU School of Music speaks about how people enjoyed music in the time of Shakespeare.
2016 | Event |
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Professor Carmela McIntire of the FIU Department of English speaks about her interest in gender roles in Shakespearean times.
2016 | Event |
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Professor Vernon Dickson of FIU Department of English speaks about his interest in Shakespeare's Hamlet.
2016 | Event |
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Professor James Sutton, Chairperson of the Department of English at FIU, speaks about Shakespeare's English history plays, including Richard III and Henry V.
2016 | Event |
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Shakespeare Across the Divide is the inaugural early modern studies symposium hosted by the acclaimed Betsy Hotel in South Beach, Florida. This symposium is held in co[...]
2016 | Event |
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Love, religion, circumstance and justice collide in As You Like It, one of the Bard’s most famous and provocative comedies. The Forest of Arden serves as a re[...]
2016 | Event |
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A talk by Andrea Mays, author of The Millionaire and the Bard.
2016 | Event |
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