NEH Seminar Grants: Difference between revisions

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-'''[[Shakespeare Examined Through Performance (1995-1996)]]'''
+[[The National Endowment for the Humanities|Other NEH Grants]]
-'''[[“Remember Me”: Shakespeare and the Arts of Memory|“Remember Me”: Shakespeare and the Arts of Memory (Fall 1994)]]'''
+'''[[Shakespeare Examined Through Performance (1995-1996)|Shakespeare Examined Through Performance ]]'''
-[[The Imperial Theme: Shakespeare and the Designs of Empire|'''The Imperial Theme: Shakespeare and the Designs of Empire (Spring 1993)''']]
+''1995-1996''
-[[Shakespeare and the Languages of Performance |'''Shakespeare and the Languages of Performance (1992-1993)''']]
+'''[[“Remember Me”: Shakespeare and the Arts of Memory|“Remember Me”: Shakespeare and the Arts of Memory ]]'''
-'''[[Shakespeare, the Body, and the Material Text|Shakespeare, the Body, and the Material Text (Spring 1992)]]'''
+''Fall 1994''
-'''[[Union, State, and Empire: The Political Identities of Britain, 1688-1750|Union, State, and Empire: The Political Identities of Britain, 1688-1750 (Spring 1991)]]'''
+[[The Imperial Theme: Shakespeare and the Designs of Empire|'''The Imperial Theme: Shakespeare and the Designs of Empire ''']]
-[[Preachers, Petitioners, and Prophets in the Age of Charles I|'''Preachers, Petitioners, and Prophets in the Age of Charles I (Spring 1990)''']]
+''Spring 1993''
-[[Intertextual and Inter-Repertory Links in London Plays, 1594-1615|'''Intertextual and Inter-Repertory Links in London Plays, 1594-1615 (Spring 1990)''']]
+[[Shakespeare and the Languages of Performance |'''Shakespeare and the Languages of Performance ''']]
+''1992-1993''
+'''[[Shakespeare, the Body, and the Material Text|Shakespeare, the Body, and the Material Text]]'''
+''Spring 1992''
+'''[[Union, State, and Empire: The Political Identities of Britain, 1688-1750|Union, State, and Empire: The Political Identities of Britain, 1688-1750]]'''
+''Spring 1991''
+[[Preachers, Petitioners, and Prophets in the Age of Charles I|'''Preachers, Petitioners, and Prophets in the Age of Charles I ''']]
+''Spring 1990''
+[[Intertextual and Inter-Repertory Links in London Plays, 1594-1615|'''Intertextual and Inter-Repertory Links in London Plays, 1594-1615 ''']]
+''Spring 1990''
 [[Imperial Themes|'''Imperial Themes (Spring 1990)''']]
-'''[[Political Thought in the English-Speaking World, 1485-1793|Political Thought in the English-Speaking World, 1485-1793 (Fall 1989)]]'''
+'''[[Political Thought in the English-Speaking World, 1485-1793|Political Thought in the English-Speaking World, 1485-1793 ]]'''
+''Fall 1989''
+'''[[Big-Time Shakespeare|Big-Time Shakespeare ]]'''
+''Spring 1989''
+'''[[The Glorious Revolution]] '''
+''Spring 1989''
+'''[[Kings, Courtiers, and Judges: Political Discourse in Early Stuart England|Kings, Courtiers, and Judges: Political Discourse in Early Stuart England ]]'''
+''Spring 1988''
+[[Property, Power, and Politics|'''Property, Power, and Politics ''']]
+''Fall 1987''
+'''[[Shakespeare and the Theatres of His Time (Seminar)|Shakespeare and the Theatres of His Time ]]'''
+''Fall 1987''
+[[Printing and Publishing in the Age of Shakespeare|'''Printing and Publishing in the Age of Shakespeare ''']]
-'''[[Big-Time Shakespeare|Big-Time Shakespeare (Spring 1989)]]'''
+''Spring 1987''
-[[The Glorious Revolution |'''The Glorious Revolution (Spring 1989)''']]
+[[Political Thought in the Later Stuart Age, 1649-1702|'''Political Thought in the Later Stuart Age, 1649-1702 ''']]
-'''[[Kings, Courtiers, and Judges: Political Discourse in Early Stuart England|Kings, Courtiers, and Judges: Political Discourse in Early Stuart England (Spring 1988)]]'''
+''Spring 1986''
-[[Property, Power, and Politics|'''Property, Power, and Politics (Fall 1987)''']]
+[[Rhetoric and Discourse in Shakespeare|'''Rhetoric and Discourse in Shakespeare ''']]
-'''[[Shakespeare and the Theatres of His Time (Seminar)|Shakespeare and the Theatres of His Time (Fall 1987)]]'''
+''Fall 1986''
-[[Printing and Publishing in the Age of Shakespeare|'''Printing and Publishing in the Age of Shakespeare (Spring 1987)''']]
+'''[[Political Thought in Early Modern England, 1600-1660|Political Thought in Early Modern England, 1600-1660 ]]'''
-[[Political Thought in the Later Stuart Age, 1649-1702|'''Political Thought in the Later Stuart Age, 1649-1702 (Spring 1986)''']]
+''Fall 1985''
-[[Rhetoric and Discourse in Shakespeare|'''Rhetoric and Discourse in Shakespeare (Fall 1986)''']]
+[[Political Thought in the Elizabethan Age, 1558-1603 (Spring 1985)|'''Political Thought in the Elizabethan Age, 1558-1603 ''']]
-'''[[Political Thought in Early Modern England, 1600-1660|Political Thought in Early Modern England, 1600-1660 (Fall 1985)]]'''
+''Spring 1985''
-[[Political Thought in the Elizabethan Age, 1558-1603 (Spring 1985)|'''Political Thought in the Elizabethan Age, 1558-1603 (Spring 1985)''']]
+'''[[From Bosworth to Yorktown: The Development of British Political Thought from Henry VII through the American Revolution|From Bosworth to Yorktown: The Development of British Political Thought from Henry VII through the American Revolution ]]'''
-'''[[From Bosworth to Yorktown: The Development of British Political Thought from Henry VII through the American Revolution|From Bosworth to Yorktown: The Development of British Political Thought from Henry VII through the American Revolution (Spring 1984)]]'''
+''Spring 1984''
-[[Political Thought in the Henrician Age, 1500-1550 |'''Political Thought in the Henrician Age, 1500-1550 (Fall 1984)''']]
+[[Political Thought in the Henrician Age, 1500-1550 |'''Political Thought in the Henrician Age, 1500-1550 ''']]
-====== [[The National Endowment for the Humanities|Other NEH Grants]] ======
+''Fall 1984''