NEH Seminar Grants

Shakespeare Examined Through Performance (1995-1996)

“Remember Me”: Shakespeare and the Arts of Memory (Fall 1994)

The Imperial Theme: Shakespeare and the Designs of Empire (Spring 1993)

Shakespeare and the Languages of Performance (1992-1993)

Shakespeare, the Body, and the Material Text (Spring 1992)

Union, State, and Empire: The Political Identities of Britain, 1688-1750 (Spring 1991)

Preachers, Petitioners, and Prophets in the Age of Charles I (Spring 1990)

Intertextual and Inter-Repertory Links in London Plays, 1594-1615 (Spring 1990)

Imperial Themes (Spring 1990)

Political Thought in the English-Speaking World, 1485-1793 (Fall 1989)

Big-Time Shakespeare (Spring 1989)

The Glorious Revolution (Spring 1989)

Kings, Courtiers, and Judges: Political Discourse in Early Stuart England (Spring 1988)

Property, Power, and Politics (Fall 1987)

Shakespeare and the Theatres of His Time (Fall 1987)

Printing and Publishing in the Age of Shakespeare (Spring 1987)

Political Thought in the Later Stuart Age, 1649-1702 (Spring 1986)

Rhetoric and Discourse in Shakespeare (Fall 1986)

Political Thought in Early Modern England, 1600-1660 (Fall 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 (Spring 1984)

Political Thought in the Henrician Age, 1500-1550 (Fall 1984)