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...h'' cooler and dryer. In spring and fall, the outside climate is naturally about right, and essentially only requires energy to pull it into the building an

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...formulating and sustaining communities of readers and writers, as well as about the foundations of various communal identities. ''"Let them Compleately Learn": Manuscript Clues About Early Modern Women's Educational Practices''

...good moral behavior among young women. Mary Cowden Clarke imagined stories about the heroines before they enter their plays in ''Girlhood of Shakespeare's H Learn more about a few of Shakespeare's most famous and infamous female characters.

...Folger promptbook in the exhibition includes a "touching and sad notation about Edmund Kean's collapse on stage" while playing Othello (Kean died not long ...costume and set designs, playbills, photographs, and more, adding details about past productions. For the exhibition, "the challenge was picking and choos

...ppeared in the anthologies, ''Skin Deep: Black Women and White Women Write About Race'', ''Gravity Dancers'', and ''Dream Me Home Safely''. She is a regular

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...bout working with an intermittently hostile natural world. We need stories about sailors and swimmers and divers to supplement our over-supply of warriors a ...reread Shakespeare and Anglo-American history with salt in our eyes. Think about how our fears of flood spill into semi-opaque affirmations and transformati

...vents was sponsored by the Folger Shakespeare Library, [http://www.loc.gov/about/ Library of Congress] and [http://www.penfaulkner.org/ PEN/Faulkner]. ''Dis ...sts an annual exhibition each year comprised of art, photography and video about different subject matter using poetry as a tool for discussion.

...ity engagement initiative that brought disparate publics together to think about race and religion thoughtfully and deeply, through the lens of literature a

...Chocolate, visit [http://archive.fieldmuseum.org/chocolate/about.html All About Chocolate] from the [http://fieldmuseum.org Chicago Field Museum]. * What do their clothes say about them?

...ue-perspicacity into the range of human feelings even though his knowledge about the emotions depends on a physiological and psychological paradigm we now r

It’s hard to appreciate or even understand medieval drama without thinking about the language in which it was written and performed. Students most often com ...ous about differences and to actively interrupt class conversations to ask about the words on the page: after all, if they are having difficulty understandi

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...cripts. While at the Folger, Cook enjoyed meeting with donors and learning about their collections. Though she kept her personal collection to less than ten

...nd then the Duke of York, rise against him. The play leaves us in suspense about Henry's fate by ending with the start of the Wars of the Roses—a conflict

...heatres, which uses digital technology to help tourists discover and learn about the sites connected to theatre in London between 1567 and 1642. ...the digital academy. She looks at text encoding as an opportunity to think about the transformation of textual information into data.

...ategory:Public programs|Public programs]], use this category to learn more about the many ways we share Shakespeare with the public.

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...t a semi-colon after the one-word description, then any notes you may have about the information. Write “Fields” followed by a colon and a list of the

Hear former Curator of Rare Books Steven Galbraith talk about this ongoing project and the importance of restoring provenance to the pamp

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Romeo and Juliet (disambiguation) ...art because of its exquisite language, it is easy to respond as if it were about all young lovers.

11. ''Sigh No More'' (Much Ado About Nothing) <br>

Sir Walter Bagot's youngest son, William, who was about six when his brother Lewis died, handled his living arrangements with confi

...a look at "Shakespeare through things—the things that people have created about him and their ideas of him." ...For at least 300 years, people have been asking the same set of questions about Shakespeare. The desire to understand this poet and playwright, born in 156

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**contemporary writings about European courts and rulers, especially in France, Germany, and Italy; instr

...ise? who will fall? These are timeless questions about love, politics, war—about life. But the answers are uncertain, and often the successful fail, the goo ...tury, Fortune had become more an emblematic encapsulation of certain ideas about fate and chance than a goddess having influence on the world. In his book,

...performance sourcebook of Restoration and 18th-century drama, and writing about 18th-century theatrical performances based on Shakespeare’s plays.

...s cataloged separately. It is used in the child record to give information about the host volume, and may have reciprocal [[MARC 774 Constituent Unit Entry|

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More information about this manuscript and others from this collection can be found in the [http:

Hosted by the Folger Shakespeare Library. For more information about current summer seminars, please visit the National Endowment for the Humani

The [[O.B. Hardison Poetry Series]] presented ''I Will Tell You the Truth About This: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War: Tracy K. Smith and Maurice Manning

of the Iuice, let the pot stand in the embers, about<br />

...o! Shakespeare's American Tour Exhibition Material | Click here]] to learn about the First Folio that visited Wisconsin.

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...ading’) provide good introductions to specific fields you may need to know about. Some of the later anthologies suffer from the twin evils of much DH debate ..., depending on their familiarity with the resource. They should make notes about aspects of EEBO they find unusual or surprising, and prepare to discuss how

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"People are thinking about London this summer with the queen's 60th anniversary and the Olympics," say ...other glimpses of London's past. "All connected. It's getting us to think about place, what difference a place makes, how people at a local level engaged w

For details about the Macro Manuscripts, containing three of the surviving morality plays wri |A copy of Aristotle's ''Physica'', about a century after its translation into Latin. Accompanied by various pseudo-A

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Hamlet (disambiguation)]].'' Learn about Hamlet's journey from the cast and crew of the 2011 Folger Theatre producti

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...d of access. (See the list of playbill call numbers below for information about which sub-sets have been added to Hamnet so far.) Please see Reading Room s Playbills acquired since about the 1980s are shelved at the end of the BILL Box/Vol section on Deck C, in

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*Elizabeth wrote on Fortune—what could you write about? *But did you know that it also tells us about her role as the ruler of England?

...en Jonson’s annotations as well as of his motto and signature. Information about access to the item in the Folger library’s reading room is also specified == Folgerpedia articles about Ben Jonson ==

This page answers some frequently asked questions about the Folger's transcription platform for early modern manuscripts, [[Dromio: ====Is there any general information about the tags and how to transcribe in Dromio?====

Listen to Senior Manuscript Cataloger Alison Bridger's investigative findings about this unusual manuscript almanac.

...ts be [cut] off root and branch.” – King James I’s Decree to the Campbells about the MacDonalds.<br/> “We’ll rip her out, root and stem.” – Daenerys Targaryen about Cersei Lannister<br/>

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...then jar for a while), and then strain it through a coffee filter, and add about half as much copperas and gum arabic into the mix, stir it up, and strain a

...le attention has been paid to the language, and important questions remain about what a newly historicized engagement with the complex language of Shakespea

...emories in the dead of winter, when we wish we hadn’t complained so loudly about the heat. ...ins, with wheat usually harvested in July and August. Much of what we know about historical work practices come from Labors of the Months—sequences of ima

...theatre. If you dig deep enough, you’ll find books containing information about magic, healing potions, witchcraft and wizardry.'' ...ems you see here represent symbols, characters, and creatures you may read about in the books or see in the Harry Potter films.

11. ''Sigh No More'' (Much Ado About Nothing) <br>

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...[[Buildings and grounds | Board Room]] at the Folger. For more information about paintings at the [[Folger Shakespeare Library]], please consult the article

Hear Games talk about the essential role Japanese women played during the country's early period Hosted by the Folger Shakespeare Library. For more information about current summer seminars, please visit the National Endowment for the Humani

*Information about the entire volume's binding, etc., should be included in the holding record ...sed to hold 184 titles, but only 169 were acquired by the Folger, and only about half of those were still physically in the volumes when the Folger acquired

know little about the once flourishing genre of English morality plays. The ...[http://collation.folger.edu/2015/10/what-to-do-about-macro-2/ What do do about the Macro manuscripts?], October 20, 2015

...nd migrants brought to the business of colonization, including their ideas about other peoples, their notions of the engines of economic growth, and their c Hosted by the Folger Shakespeare Library. For more information about current summer seminars, please visit the National Endowment for the Humani

...ybill for John Wilkes Booth in ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' in 1864'', ''about a year before he killed Abraham Lincoln; a costume design for Paul Robeson'

...lu signed next to Shylock’s speech in ''The Merchant of Venice'', a speech about shared humanity:

...u/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID=120434 Peter Foulger: what we have discovered about a most remarkable man]," ''Nantucket Historical Association'', April 1983, ...ps|Halliwell-Phillipps]] collection. He rarely consulted scholarly experts about his collecting, preferring to rely on Emily's expertise. If possible, he pe

...o! Shakespeare's American Tour Exhibition Material | Click here]] to learn about the First Folio that visited Arizona.

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''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Julius Caesar (disambiguation)]].

...013)|Henry V]]</em> at Folger Theatre) directs Shakespeare’s tragic satire about the fickleness of prosperity, with Helen Hayes Award-winner Ian Merrill Pe

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Cymbeline (disambiguation)]].''

...July 9, 1948, with 125001 (because it was guessed the library already had about 125,000 things) but until 2004 the following material types instead receive [[Accession slips]] numbered lower than about 200000 were often typed based only on the title page, without regard for co

...ural roles; and its context within London and beyond. Participants learned about the purpose of the Stationers’ Register, the significance of being a memb

...f Kongo in pre-colonial times. More information and statements by Limbvani about his work are available at <a href="http://boyokani-kyeseli.voila.net" targe ...as his target seems to have been the high cost of Mbeki&#8217;s denialism about HIV/AIDS. In addition, he was perceived as unaware of the real problems thr

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...er we will examine manuscripts and print texts which will help us to think about the ways that women and men from this period winnowed through their possess ...s made by modern book dealers, which can sometimes be used to reveal a lot about a book's earlier history. As a medievalist and cataloguer, Kidd will also a

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[The Tempest (disambiguation)]].''

...o! Shakespeare's American Tour Exhibition Material | Click here]] to learn about the First Folio that visited Delaware.

...exts for many years, and many of his textual corrections and his decisions about characters' names have stood for centuries. ...ome the most prominent actor in the United States. What I find so relevant about this "cartoon" is that here, at the Folger, I have found the place where th

...r Institute at West Point. As an analyst and columnist, Brooks has written about national security subjects such as automation, weapons procurement, and cyb

::This book has genealogical notes about Thomas Wakefeld, first Regius Professor of Hebrew at Cambridge, on the firs ...mayer Collection which consists of British and American newspaper articles about Jews from 1665-1800.

The following list includes books by and about Shakespeare that are geared for children and were featured in the exhibitio

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Richard II (disambiguation)]].''

...arly modern Christian scholars, debates about the biblical text and claims about Jewish doctrine and ritual, efforts to apply Jewish learning to such discip ...sical stamina. Saying what acting is requires learning as much as possible about what the greatest Shakespeareans make of it, and the Folger’s holdings in

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Twelfth Night (disambiguation)]].

Hosted by the Folger Shakespeare Library. For more information about current summer seminars, please visit the National Endowment for the Humani

...fascinate as meta-fictional puzzle. In the work that propelled ''the book about the writing of the book'' into international circulation, Cervantes has oft ...ed widely on manuscripts in early modern England and is currently thinking about hybrid books, early modern writing paper, and filing systems. She is also P

...(1) Merchant of Venice, Portia's clock in the casket scene ; (2) Much ado about nothing, Beatrice in the last scene]

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''This article is about Shakespeare collection development. For related articles, see [[Shakespeare

....shakespeareinamericanlife.org/features/faqs/index.cfm FAQs] to learn more about Shakespeare in American life. To find Shakespeare theaters, festivals, and ...mericanlife.org/resources/links.cfm list of websites] to learn more online about Shakespeare in American life.

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[The Two Gentlemen of Verona (disa

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Henry VIII (disambiguation)]].''

...nd encoding. EMMO will be the the subject of—and occasion for—a conference about the influence of digital scholarship on manuscript studies as well as the w

The Folger collection includes over 1,800 promptbooks, about half of which are for Shakespearean productions. Strictly speaking, “prom ...omptbook'', not the published text. Add a 787 field to provide information about the published text:

''This article is about a performance of Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Twelfth Night (d

Hear director Robert Richmond and Drew Cortese (King Richard III) chat about the production with WJLA-TV's morning talk show, "Let's Talk Live."

...friends. She married Sir Robert Wroth (c.1576–1614) on September 27, 1604. About a month before his death on March 14, 1614, Wroth gave birth to a son, Jame ...Duke of of Buckingham and favorite of James I, Wroth does not deny knowing about ''Urania's'' publication. She also made some textual corrections to her own

...ber 16, 2016 – Emory Cinematheque presents Shakespeare in Film: ''Much Ado About Nothing'' ...o! Shakespeare's American Tour Exhibition Material | Click here]] to learn about the First Folio that visited Georgia.

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Antony and Cleopatra (disambiguat

...own the meta-analytic register so that participants could think critically about the uses to which a particular tool, approach, or methodology might serve i

...removed. Imagine the scene in your mind as if you were watching it. Think about the places it would make sense for the characters to enter and exit and mov

...ue-perspicacity into the range of human feelings even though his knowledge about the emotions depends on a physiological and psychological paradigm we now r ...s will be taken into account. Secondary literature, such as recent debates about the "stigma of print" thesis, will be sampled, but the main emphasis will b

...forming conditions in the prison, he was ultimately successful in bringing about positive change. He was released from prison in February 1984, and continue

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...ngs-acquired-by-Bodleian-Libraries news item by Culture24] for information about the Pirie manuscripts acquired by the Bodleian Library. ''' 474. ''' Howard, Sir Robert. A.L.S. to Thomas Clifford about his poem "The Duel of the Stags". 26 July, 1668. [http://www.sothebys.com/e

...colloquium will pursue theoretical, methodological, and critical questions about “a range of identity positions” in the context of “systems of power� ...do need to have a working sense of certain histories and shared hypotheses about textual transmission, and of course they also need familiarity with a genea

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...ord (Queen Elizabeth) and Kate Eastwood Norris (Mary, Queen of Scots) talk about the most storied rivalry in English history.

Allow about 20 minutes to reach the Folger by bus or metro. Going by metro involves mor

...teness to certain types of projects. A semantic arrangement of information about text (rather than, say, an alphabetical organization) lends itself to techn

...ttps://www.folger.edu/fellowships Dr. Amanda Herbert], with any questions about the process of applying for or holding a fellowship.

...e for anyone who wants the chance to see this historic book and learn more about the Bard.

Tudor and Stuart ideas about sanitation were far different from ours. In city streets the dung of animal ...ther method to destroy house bugs: "Take gunpowder beat small and lay some about the crevices of your bedstead, and fire it with a match..., and keep the sm

: '''Benedict''' from [[Much Ado About Nothing|''Much Ado About Nothing'']] : '''Beatrice''' from ''Much Ado About Nothing''

...conversation, “Creating Nature” will provide insights into premodern ideas about human entanglement with the nature they knew themselves to be creating and

...en widely on manuscripts in early modern England and is currently thinking about hybrid books, early modern writing paper, and filing systems. She has edite ...souls have diverged in an open-ended range of religious and secular views about what human beings are. The early modern period lies at the heart of these p

...c political activity and textual production; Protestant satirical writings about nuns and nunneries; translations of medieval texts for early modern women r ...ed widely on manuscripts in early modern England and is currently thinking about hybrid books, early modern writing paper, and filing systems. She is also P

...]''' (College of William and Mary) on “Travel, Tutors, and Texts: Learning about Europe in England and Abroad”

...azia Sikander''' (author of recent New York Times article “What We Believe About Culture”) with interlocutor '''Kishwar Rizvi''' (Islamic Art and Architec :What is “early modern” about the region we now call the American South? Historically, we point to the ri

...sizes (often known as "Imperial standard" size), the same way we now talk about "A4 paper" or "letter size paper". Then, beginning in the 19th century, the

...refer to the [[Single issues and offprints]] page for detailed information about the disposition of these items. As a rule of thumb, we only catalog these i ...s as much as possible. Handle them as rare materials, including provisions about not leaving them unattended (exception: Shakespeare Collection materials th

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Henry V (disambiguation)]].''

''Between God and Darwin: Early Modern Transitions in Understandings about Climate''

...ed; and the differences between telling the lives of those who speak truth about reality and those whose cultural products are recognized as works of the im ...ntal Life'' (1985, with Simon Schaffer). He is currently working on a book about the ideas of scientific knowledge and personal virtue in late modernity.

...vidence for the ways in which Shakespeare himself was using drama to think about questions of periodization, as well as creating the idea of a medieval past ...age marriage scenes, especially those in ''As You Like It'' and ''Much Ado About Nothing''.

...ck, University of London, has written about death and burial in London and about the sources on which estimates of London’s population are based. Forthcom ...ntments over the longue durée. The presenters will encourage conversation about the evolution of public health, social history of death, and gender dynamic

...ears after its publication, heavily influenced early modern European ideas about what witches looked like and how they should be punished. ''Malleus Malefic ...aissance-era proponents of Neo-Platonism, which blended the Platonic ideas about objective truth and forms with a hearty dose of mysticism and astrology. De

...ular, and allow a wide variety of poems to unfold in relation to questions about the nature, status, function, and aesthetic struggles of English poetry. ...e themes of gender, epistemology, the meaning of health and illness, ideas about agency and passivity, emotional self-fashioning, and the individual’s rel

...d three different teams in trying, unsuccessfully, to solve it. "In a show about Renaissance codes and ciphers, with William Friedman, the Voynich Manuscrip ...limited ''Shakespeare Unlimited''] series, talks with curator Bill Sherman about codes and ciphers from the renaissance to today.

...re also welcome. A set of common readings that reflect current scholarship about music will focus discussion. A technical background in music is not require ...ts faculty participants, the seminar will engage in two days of discussion about the principles of unity and diversity of the human and natural world as per

...ated to the spatial turn in “London studies.” They were able to learn more about where this topic currently stands and what discoveries will push the field

...al nerve-center of English law. There are, therefore, intriguing questions about the place of the inns as distinctive legal and educational societies within :From about 1400, many European artisans and practitioners began to write down their wo

...tfordian has added circles, arrows, rebuttals, and remarks all over a book about Shakespeare)

:How does thinking about conjugality—espousals, marriage, sexuality, polygamy, concubinage, reprod ...losophy, physical performance, and liberal education have much to teach us about what the arts and humanities have to offer to education today. The seminar

...anley]]. "'What is stylistics and why are they saying such terrible things about it?" In ''The Stylistics Reader''. Ed. J. J. Weber. London: Arnold, 1996. 9

...What kind of drama is the ''Second Shepherds’ Play''? What does it suggest about the nature of medieval religious drama, including its role in medieval soci ...ions influence perceptions of gender? How did dance contribute to thinking about male and female bodies? Seminar participants will also consider the ways in

...ssional staff and fellows in residence, archival exercises, and discussion about wider applications outside the early modern period.  ...and interested in applying for the program, you can find more information about the application guidelines and process on the Center for Humanistic Inquiry

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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 will ...They will also examine the visual culture of this Atlantic space for clues about changing conceptions of the natural world. The expedition will encompass An

...s for ease of use. However, EMMO also gives users the opportunity to learn about paleography and make their own transcriptions. ...y modern period—engage with the manuscripts directly, intriguing questions about and investigations into language, history, and culture are emerging. Softwa

...rences, commentary on contemporary religious developments, and reflections about the life of William Shakespeare, among other topics. ...neral conduct to a right understanding in the great combustions and broils about religion here in England'' (1661).

...peare Library are extensive materials relating to David Garrick, numbering about 50,000 items, which make him the second most dominating figure, after Shake ...g Drury Lane Theatre was a major enterprise, involving in any given season about 140 performers and house personnel. He was largely responsible for arrangin

...distinguished scholar-in-residence. Leeds directed and contributed to just about every kind of program the Institute offered. From NEH Institutes to Birthda

...ty and textual production; Protestant satirical <nowiki> </nowiki>writings about nuns and nunneries; translations of medieval texts for early modern women ...cripts in early modern England and is currently <nowiki> </nowiki>thinking about hybrid books, early modern writing paper, and filing systems. She is also

...September 6, 2008. The exhibition was curated by Jeffrey Forgeng of the [[#About the Higgins|Higgins Amory Museum]] with assistance from Bettina Smith of th .... Norfolk accepts, and the king sets a date for the encounter. The duel is about to begin when Richard throws down his baton of office on the field of comba

...ading’) provide good introductions to specific fields you may need to know about. Some of the later anthologies suffer from the twin evils of much DH debate ..., depending on their familiarity with the resource. They should make notes about aspects of EEBO they find unusual or surprising, and prepare to discuss how

...o! Shakespeare's American Tour Exhibition Material | Click here]] to learn about the First Folio that visited New Mexico.

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Henry IV, Part 1 (disambiguation)

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...ed the old. The seminar will ask how English Catholics thought and debated about church, state, and crown. How did English, Scottish, and Irish Catholics ab ...m Africa, Europe, and America raised questions in the minds of all parties about received notions of human society and history, such as the "naturalness" of

:This symposium asks about the spaces and places within which political thought was conducted, circula ...hey collaboratively explore the usefulness of these paradigms for thinking about early modern literature and political theory. The seminar will begin by con

...book ever published in England devoted exclusively to plays. Before 1623, about half of Shakespeare's plays were published in quartos – small books made * Scholars think that about 750 copies of the First Folio were printed, which was a typical print run i

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...rine O. Acheson. Broadview, 2007. [Notable bed scenes abound; you can read about them in my essays “The Case of Lady Anne Clifford," ''PMLA'' 121.4 (Octob ...ents and I will examine literary representations of reproduction, thinking about them in relation to deep-seated ideologies of nation, culture, conflict, an

...([http://www.op.org/en/content/st-dominic Dominicans] and [https://ofm.org/about/history/ Franciscans]) and of new feminine forms of religious life (e.g., t ...nfessional manuals proliferated, which guided priests in garnering details about the frequency, duration, and intensity of a confessant's sins.</p>

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about the spatial and experiential dimensions of human-made settings in which have the effect of constituting knowledge about nature? Curated by our

...will continue to be updated. This article provides resources for learning about the conflict, key people, innovations, and experiences to give context to t ...collections/slave-narratives-from-the-federal-writers-project-1936-to-1938/about-this-collection/ Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers

''This article is about Shakespeare's play. For other uses, see [[Richard III (disambiguation)]].''

...olger.edu/ catalog], click on the request button, and have the information about the item automatically filled into the request form in the researcher's req

...and come to the cultural influence of the King James Bible, and that's all about people, too—the authors, the musicians. It was a challenge to represent t ...r loans of some very early materials, too. The Anglo-Saxon manuscript from about the year 1000, the Wycliffite Bible manuscript from the 1380s—I always gr

...in an unfamiliar hand. Check out [[Practical Paleography]] for information about upcoming or continuing virtual sessions on Zoom. Last updated in summer 202 ...llion records describing archival materials, bringing together information about historical documents, personal papers, family histories, and more. With ove

...and discussions of current food issues that helped reinvigorate questions about early modern cuisine for a contemporary world. ...past as modes of contemporary consciousness raising? What can we discover about the embodied materiality of more theoretical interventions when exploring h

...historical and contemporary disciplines necessarily challenges assumptions about historical knowledge, theoretical borders, and scholarly dissemination and ...early modern Europe and its overseas colonies, long before modern debates about “two cultures,” how did an encyclopedic understanding of knowledge, new

...liographic record for the original material. This practice continued until about 2014, but have since been suppressed from searches and displays. Currently,

:2. ''Ellen Terry as Beatrice [in Shakespeare’s Much ado about nothing]'' ...mi=0&trs=1 portrait], Ellen Terry is portrayed as Beatrice from ''Much Ado About Nothing''. A renowned and celebrated actor in both Britain and America, her

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...jstor.org/shakespeare/ Understanding Shakespeare,]" leading a conversation about the use and improvement of these tools for the undergraduate classroom. ...ville Shakespeare Festival, featuring photographs, videos, and scholarship about modern directing, acting, costume design, and songwriting for ''Comedy of E

...ngress for use in authority and bibliographic records. New terms are added about once every two years.<ref>DCRM-L discussion, October 9, 2013, see https://l

..., which frequently addressed in embodied form large and ultimate questions about humanity's place in creation and the scheme of history, and did so in direc ...The York Biblical cycle plays processed annually on pageant carts into and about the city to stop at York Minster and end on the market Pavement; small trav

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...e here on the occasion of Shakespeare’s birthday celebrations to speculate about what gave birth to Shakespeare’s creativity with language. Thank you all This is a paper about a set of small words—words like “may," "can," "will," "should," "ought,

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