[[Much Ado About Nothing|''Much Ado About Nothing'']], one of [[William Shakespeare's plays]].
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=== About the artist ===
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[[Folger Theatre]] produced ''Mad About the Bard,'' conceived by Floyd King and Ethan McSweeney, created and direct
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...eatre]] produced William Shakespeare's [[Much Ado About Nothing|''Much Ado About Nothing'']], directed by Nick Hutchison, from October 20 to November 27, 20
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Cartoonist '''Mya Gosling''' led a presentation about her popular webcomic [https://goodticklebrain.com/ Good Tickle Brain] that
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...amlet tells Horatio, “To tell my story.” Professor Greenblatt's lecture is about what it means for Hamlet – and for Shakespeare – to believe that life i
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...laire Dapkiewicz''', '''Eric Johnson''', and [[Heather Wolfe]] gave a talk about the groundbreaking online exhibition [https://shakespearedocumented.folger.
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...se out of such routine merchandise as zipping and unzipping a snowsuit"? ''About Obviously On: The Bush Administration in Rhyme'', Trillian himself has said
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...f [[District Merchants]], that brought disparate publics together to think about race and religion thoughtfully and deeply, through the lens of literature a
...007 fire heavily damaged the Georgetown Neighborhood Library and destroyed about 10% of the Peabody Room's collections. Numerous collections were water-dama
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...tures to date [[Shakespeare's Birthday Lecture |here]]. For other articles about Shakespeare's Birthday, see [[Shakespeare's Birthday (disambiguation)]].
...iography ''Soul of the Age'', speaks on "The Good Life in Shakespeare" and about the Epicurean tradition, with an emphasis on the plays [[As You Like It]],
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...eatre]] produced William Shakespeare's [[Much Ado About Nothing|''Much Ado About Nothing'']], directed by Joe Banno, from November 14 to December 20, 1998.
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...family heirloom that has stood the test of time, but have you ever thought about what it would be like to use early modern recipe cards in your own kitchen?
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...was paid to the ways in which political economy was embedded in discourses about natural history and religion, moral philosophy and political theory, gender
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...wat looked at John Adams’, Thomas Jefferson’s, and other Founders’ writing about the Bard in the light of these questions, asking also whether or not their
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''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Much Ado About Nothing (disambiguation)]].''
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...is about the annual [[Shakespeare's Birthday Lecture]]. For other articles about Shakespeare's Birthday, see [[Shakespeare's Birthday (disambiguation)]].''
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...hosted a screening of '''''McKellen: Playing the Part''''', a documentary about the life and career of actor '''Sir Ian McKellen'''. The film was directed
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...All of the program music was composed within about a 70-year span, between about 1370 and 1440, with a stunning variety of sonority, harmonic language, and
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...nd the Grammar of Forgiveness ''(2011). She is currently working on a book about Shakespearean tragedy and philosophy’s love affair with the genre of trag
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...tures to date [[Shakespeare's Birthday Lecture |here]]. For other articles about Shakespeare's Birthday, see [[Shakespeare's Birthday (disambiguation)]].
...ll discuss how Shakespeare’s ''The Tempest'' can help us think differently about our relationship to digital technology.
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...Warwick Castle Library. The earl of Warwick assembled his library between about 1852 and 1870 with the help of [[J.O. Halliwell-Phillipps]], an important S
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...early modern Europe and its overseas colonies, long before modern debates about “two cultures,” how did an encyclopedic understanding of knowledge, new
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...oing contests about past and present religious devotion and orthodoxy, and about the afterlives of drama manuscripts as material objects. Most historical me
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...ard at the very height of his popularity, the stories and fictions written about him from the 19th century on, and his importance in Eugene over the last 10
...Shakespeare'' - Director, teacher, and actor Judith “Sparky” Roberts spoke about the art of artifice in Shakespeare’s plays, in a presentation illustrated
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Roger Rees performed ''What You Will: By and About the Bard'' from March 30 to April 1, 2007.
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...eatre]] produced William Shakespeare's [[Much Ado About Nothing|''Much Ado About Nothing'']], directed by Timothy Douglas, from October 21 to November 29, 2
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*April 23, 2016 – Much Ado About Shakespeare, family event
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Learn more about the film on [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5797134/ IMDB].
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...e seasoning, preserving, and distilling pose knotty intellectual questions about art, nature, knowledge, and time. Wall celebrated Shakespeare's birthday by
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...Eating and Ethics in Shakespeare’s England'', among other works. He writes about food-sharing in literary, philosophical, religious, and historical contexts
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The conversation was about discovering stories that need to told
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...ove’s Labour’s Won'' (usually known as [[Much Ado About Nothing|''Much Ado About Nothing'']]). For more information, including video interviews, backstage p
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*July 20-24, 2016 – ''Much Ado about Nothing,'' performance by Capitol Shakespeare
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...lers were taken into account. Secondary literature, such as recent debates about the "stigma of print" thesis, were sampled, but the main emphasis was on us
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...itings on the theater. Given that working poets produced all the discourse about genre examined in this seminar, participants were encouraged to familiarize
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...elve-week seminar introduced its participants to the most useful documents about Renaissance theatre buildings, their owners, acting companies, and audience
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...re also welcome. A set of common readings that reflect current scholarship about music focused discussion. A technical background in music was not required
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...es. They also examined the visual culture of this Atlantic space for clues about changing conceptions of the natural world. The expedition encompassed Anglo
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...ions influence perceptions of gender? How did dance contribute to thinking about male and female bodies? Seminar participants also considered the ways in wh
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...mpared to authors like Sinclair Lewis and Sherwood Anderson who also wrote about small towns of their generation. Some critics contend that Russo’s own ea
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...of East Asian Shakespeares as a body of works—as opposed to random stories about cross-cultural encounter—allows us to better understand the processes of
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*August 25, 2016 – Film: ''10 Things I Hate About You''
*September 17, 2016 – First Folio Family Day Performance: ''Much Ado About Nothing,'' by Shakes it Up After School
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...ltural policy, who promoted and pursued it and, if possible, to learn more about the readership of these translations. To achieve this, it is essential to r
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*September 8, 2016 – Colloquia: ''What We Can Learn about Shakespeare from the First Folio,'' by Richard Harp
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...d to North America as part of a wave of Jewish emigration. All three write about leaving behind a country that will soon disappear and a history that is con
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*June 12, 2016 - First Folio Film Mini-Festival, ''Much Ado About Nothing'' (directed byKenneth Branagh)
*June 14, 2016 – Lunch with Books, ''Much Ado About Nothing'' Conversation
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...f Drowning'', a finalist for the Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize; ''Questions About Angels'', selected by Edward Hirsch for the National Poetry Series; ''Balli
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*March 10, 2016 - Thursdays with the Bard Book Discussion Series: ''Much Ado About Nothing''
*March 22, 2016 - ''Much Ado About Nothing:'' Performance by Portland High School Shakespeare Club
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...arly modern Christian scholars, debates about the biblical text and claims about Jewish doctrine and ritual, efforts to apply Jewish learning to such discip
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...first experiences reading the tales of the Great Detective, what he thinks about the enduring preoccupation with all things Sherlock, his fascination with f
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...re as an essential force in an increasingly fragmented society. Learn more about the Almedia [https://almeida.co.uk/ here].
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...bert, and Elizabeth Taylor, whose performances play out a variety of fears about gender and sexuality.
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...tures to date [[Shakespeare's Birthday Lecture |here]]. For other articles about Shakespeare's Birthday, see [[Shakespeare's Birthday (disambiguation)]].
...e Folger’s Shakespeare Unlimited podcast for an enduringly popular episode about Shakespeare, race, and early modern theatrical practices. He is also the Vi
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...murder as entertainment, and, as the body count piles up, poses questions about the nature of sexuality, family, class and society.
...of those who inspired him and the work of today’s playwrights. Learn more about RSC Live [http://onscreen.rsc.org.uk/ here].
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*April 3, 2016 – Shakespeare on Screen: ''10 Things I Hate About You''
*April 4, 2016 – Bard in a Bar ''Much Ado About Nothing''
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...collections that illustrate Shakespeare’s plays or offer ways of thinking about what the plays themselves illustrate.
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...osure of the Reading Room in January 2020, for the [https://www.folger.edu/about/building-renovation-project major building renovation project], we have tak
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...Writers, 1500-1700'']] curated by Georgianna Ziegler. For more infomation about the Mancini Sisters and the other women and artifacts featured in this exhi
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...um, May 9–31, Archives and Special Collections presents a small exhibition about Henry Clay Folger’s time at Amherst, including selections from the Colleg
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...Henrietta Maria in the decades before the English civil war. This group of about 200 individuals is not entirely “representative,” but it embodies the p
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*March 18, 2016 – Lecture: ''Everything You Wanted to Know About Shakespeare But Were Afraid to Ask'' by Mary Adelaide Hester
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...their names and noted the date beside their favorite passages. Learn more about this incredible story and add your name to the Shakespeare passage that mos
*April 9, 2016 – Shakespeare from Stage to Film: ''10 Things I Hate About You''
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*September 3, 2016 – Shakespeare Allowed: ''Much Ado About Nothing'' at the Nashville Public Library
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*July 25, 2016 – Theatre in the Rough: ''Much Ado About Nothing''
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#It’s all about the language. Approach, connect with, and befriend Shakespeare’s language
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== About the evening ==
If you were unable to attend, we invite you to read more about the beautiful evening at [https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/reliable-sour
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''This article is about a screening of Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Henry IV, Part 2 (
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**Play with and learn about CPL’s Shakespeare collections using the library’s multimedia displays a
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== All About Me: Identity and Design Contest ==
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...er'', producer Richard Paul talks with artists, scholars, and medievalists about this most mysterious of mystery plays.
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...for excellence in acting, direction, design, and production. To learn more about the Helen Hayes Awards, [http://theatrewashington.org/node/16293 click here
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...architectural treatises, this book finds new answers to enduring questions about what it means to have an inner life in a modern world of proliferating spac
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*April 8, 9, 15, 16, 2016 – ''Much Ado About Nothing'' by Hawai’i Pacific University Theatre
*May 14, 2016 – Saturday Afternoon at the Movies: ''10 Things I Hate About You''
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''This article is about the poetry seminar. For other uses, see [[Shakespeare's Sisters (disambigua
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''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[The Winter's Tale (disambiguation
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...Hamlet'']], in which Hamlet and a character named [[Polonius]] are talking about what shapes they see in the clouds. They agree that one of the clouds looks
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...hant-the-making-of-leave-your-sleep Watch a video interview] with Merchant about the creation of Leave Your Sleep, or visit her [http://www.nataliemerchant.
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...building is extensively ornamented with inscriptions of quotations by and about Shakespeare. Quotations were often used to adorn English great houses of Sh
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...eared in ''The Baffler'', ''Tin House'', and ''The New Yorker''. His book about comic books, ''The Imp of the Perverse'', is forthcoming. He teaches creat
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''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[King Lear (disambiguation)]].''
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''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Macbeth (disambiguation)]].''
Shakespeare wrote ''Macbeth'' in about 1606 or 1607. It was published in the 1623 First Folio.<ref>Adapted from th
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...These pages at the beginning, however, are filled with poetry and sayings about the law—including a line from the 5th century Roman author Macrobius, "Ex
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...the sexual division of labor and the new visibility of labor in discourses about trade and the economy; changes in marriage patterns and family forms, along
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...central preoccupation of the course was the evidence in early modern books about the production, circulation, consumption, and interpretation of texts. The
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...roject, entitled ''Treacherous Faith'', is a large cross-disciplinary book about literature, religious fears, and the specter of heresy in England from the
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''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Love's Labor's Lost (disambiguati
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...hey collaboratively explore the usefulness of these paradigms for thinking about early modern literature and political theory. The seminar will begin by con
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...ng pamphlets; for example the ‘freshwater mariner’ is famed for ‘run[ning] about the country with a counterfeit licence, feigning either shipwreck or spoil
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...y. In September 1994, the library put out an RFP for vendors, and received about half a dozen responses. Over the next year, the OPAC Steering Committee met
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...associations, and the marketplace. The aim was to encourage fresh thinking about continuity and change in a range of vital social relationships-their conduc
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...out Shakespeare's Birthday Sonnet Contest past winners. For other articles about Shakespeare's Birthday, see [[Shakespeare's Birthday (disambiguation)]].''
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...heraldic grant of arms that he helped his father to obtain, diary entries about seeing his plays and buying his works, and quick takes on Shakespeare's fas
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* '''Did you know?''' William Shakespeare wrote a play about King Henry called [[Henry VIII|''Henry VIII'']], or ''All is True''. This i
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...ng pamphlets; for example the ‘freshwater mariner’ is famed for ‘run[ning] about the country with a counterfeit licence, feigning either shipwreck or spoil
...entirely ignored by modern scholarship due to long‐enduring misconceptions about women’s writing in Counter-Reformation Italy, enduring prejudices against
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...tutions, they sifted ancient and medieval literature for heroic narratives about the origin of writing, the invention of arts and sciences, semi-divine auth
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*October 3, 2016 - Shakespeare on Film at Cloquet Public Library: ''Much Ado About Nothing''
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[http://www.folger.edu/template.cfm?cid=526 About the Editions]
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...think aspiring teachers of medieval drama might want to and/or should know about the field and how that knowledge can inform pedagogical approaches as well
...laborated on a series of three short videos, seen above, in which we speak about what medieval drama is, why we study this fascinating body of work, and why
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...ioned the old. The seminar asked how English Catholics thought and debated about church, state, and crown. How did English, Scottish, and Irish Catholics ab
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*February 3, 2016 – Film screening: ''Much Ado About Nothing'' (2012)
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...f genre, trope, and the mixing of vernacular with classical stories reveal about early modern masculinity? Besides actual representations of schoolroom scen
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...Collection Development policy describes how Folger curators make decisions about acquiring material. It is a living document that we revisit on a regular ba
* Works written by, about or depicting people of non-European descent, enslaved people, women, labore
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...idual's inability to affect their salvation through their own actions, and about salvation through faith alone in Christ's sacrificial intervention on behal
...taught systematically, noted that while one could never be completely sure about one's status, the fact that one desired to develop his or her understanding
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...s that follow, and their accompanying descriptions, offer some speculation about what passages may have meant. These are drawn from [[David Schalkwyk|David
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...useful notes from the 1996 recon vendor] with questions or clarifications about what was on the card; 14,118 records have $aRECON; 166 have $atmp followed
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...ere the effects, internally and externally generated, on political thought about Britain? On what grounds can this period be thought of as one in which glob
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...he changing ways in which it is used to construct and legitimate knowledge about the world. For instance, the seminar investigated the ways in which images
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...Spanish villançicos and Italian frottole express a wide range of emotions about food, drink, loss, and, of course, love. Instrumental works included lively
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Many people know something about the English-Irish conflicts in early modern Ireland, says Tom Herron, co-cu
...ron says. "He was an English poet, but he settled in Ireland, and he wrote about the Irish landscape and politics, lots of allegory, pastoral and descriptiv
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...he Geoffrey Faber Prize and the Whitbread Poetry Prize. His memoir ''A Lie About My Father'' was named the Saltire Scottish Book of the Year.
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:''Decorative description'': a narrative description of significant details about the tooling, gilding, and other decorative elements present on the binding.
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:This symposium asks about the spaces and places within which political thought was conducted, circula
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...a library's collections), and holdings records (copy-specific information about the same material, including local call numbers). MARC is primarily meant t
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...o recent histories and theories of the fetish suggest new ways of thinking about the relation between the formation of the subject and materiality? Over the
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...er for Renaissance Studies should consult their university representatives about the Newberry funding procedures:
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...place in the world. This seminar, which explored English-language writings about the Caribbean, charted the complicated vision of the region from the intrus
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...ese items have rarely – or never – been shown to the public! To learn more about these treasures, read on!
...n was one of the biggest producers of books in Europe. People were excited about reading books on many different topics, from history to cooking to [[How-to
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...ople who happened to think poetry was a worthwhile endeavor. The best part about this opportunity to be in close proximity with established, reputable poets
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====[[Much Ado About Nothing|''Much Ado About Nothing'']]====
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...ld read and were popular places to meet. Click on the links below for more about newspaper reporters, printers, and activities.
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...she explores with a powerful and honest touch what is beautiful and broken about life.
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...e pleasure of listening to tourists at the Folger Shakespeare Library talk about Shakespeare. When she heard "one saying to another, ‘Look, there's Hamlet
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...ned for faculty members and advanced graduate students working on projects about the theory and practice of early modern translation, and most sessions cent
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...Some are very sparse. Others include such things as offprints of articles about the item, press clippings, conservation treatment reports, curator's resear
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...hat the [[EMDA2015 Visiting Faculty|visiting faculty]] introduced. Details about the Institute's [[EMDA2015 Curriculum|curriculum]] are available.
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...t]] (1996-2003). A small, non-random and unscientific sample revealed that about 20% of [[Card catalogs#Tips for using Folger card catalogs | green accessio
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''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream (disa
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...he married Katherine in 1642, his use of the cipher to encode information about love letters sent to another woman in 1646 suggests that he did not initial
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...ps://twitter.com/hashtag/FolgerCRC?src=hash #FolgerCRC] is used for tweets about the Insitute's Critical Race Conversations series. The archive can be acces
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...tion—other institutions hold important and useful materials created by and about him.
...spere Society of Philadelphia. In addition, there are newspapers clippings about World War I."<ref>"Henry Neill Paul Papers," Princeton University Library F
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...ance of medieval drama and the example of some modern adaptations to think about its transformative potential for pressing modern needs such as increased ci
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*''Much Ado About Nothing'' (1984-85 Season)
*''Much Ado About Nothing'' (1976-77 Season)
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=== About the artist ===
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''This article is about the eponymous poetry prize. For other uses, see [[Anthony Hecht (disambigua
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...o! Shakespeare's American Tour Exhibition Material | Click here]] to learn about the First Folio that visited Connecticut.
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....folger.edu/2019/11/12/stuffing-recipe-early-modern-thanksgiving/ Much Ado About Stuffing: Recreating an Early Modern Stuffing Recipe], with Jack B. Bouchar
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...rom one culture to another. It payed particular attention to the questions about space itself—how it is created, who can occupy it, how to account for the
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''Shakespeare's Substance'' is a book about the 1609 quarto of Shakespeare's sonnets. It argues that the selves imagine
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...g. Act II. Sc. 9. Benedict [sic] listening in the Ar[bor]. (v. 2, Much Ado about Nothing, facing p. 33).
...slendered [sic]. Much ado about nothing. Act IIII. Sc. 1. (v. 2, Much Ado about Nothing, facing p. 64).
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...echnological histories of texts. Participants will ask reflexive questions about the nature of primary sources, the collections that house them, and the too
...echnological histories of texts. Participants will ask reflexive questions about the nature of primary sources, the collections that house them, and the too
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...f [[District Merchants]], that brought disparate publics together to think about race and religion thoughtfully and deeply, through the lens of literature a
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...u a sense of the personalities," she says. "There was a lot of controversy about grants of arms, and you get a sense of how the heralds were arguing among t
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...digital technology in their research and to broadly disseminate knowledge about advanced technology, tools, and methodologies relevant to the humanities.
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=== A note about the transcriptions. ===
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...familiar, arenas. We aimed for a productive disruption of received answers about the causes and effects of social upheaval, and we recovered a more complete
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in order to give testimony about the light. / The Light was True and it enlightens all men<br>
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==About the Author==
...mber of places claiming that 'Queen Elizabeth slept here'. The more I read about 'Gloriana' and her court the more fascinated I became.<br>
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...count for vault materials at the Folger. For more information, please read about the [[Folger vault material and image request system]].
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