NEH Seminar Grants

Other programs, seminars, institutes, and projects funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities

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