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GENERAL ESSAYS ON SHAKESPEARE
 Shakespeare, Washington, Lincoln: The Folger Library and the American appropriation of the Bard - Balz Engler
Shakespeare's Unconventional Love Plots - Anthony Aycock
Dutiful Daughters, Willful Nieces: The Empowerment of Women in Shakespearean Comedy - Richard Laws
Berryman on Shakespeare - Amanda Mabillard
Shakespeare's Edward III? - Amanda Mabillard
How Large was the Shakespeare Canon? - Ken Larson
The Printers and the Beaumont and Fletcher Folio of 1647 - Robert K. Turner, JR.
Henry Peacham and the First Folio of 1623 - Peter Dickson
My Shakespeare in Love - Norman N. Holland
A Text of Shreds and Patches: Shakespeare and Popular Culture - Annalisa Castaldo
Mary Arden's House It's Not - Amanda Mabillard
The Master of Revels - Amanda Mabillard
The Importance of Shakespeare - Ashlee K. Jenson
A Note on the Necessity of Shakespeare - David Walsh
Shakespeare's Influence - Encyclopedia Britannica
Dead White Male of the Year: Shakespeare - (Why won't he go away?) - David Gates
Did Shakespeare Consciously Use Archaic English? - Mary Catherine Davidson
Shakespeare's Political Philosophy - L. W. Elder
Shakespeare and the Critics - David Lowenthal
Shakespeare’s Voice in Today’s World - Kristin Linklater
How to Study Shakespeare - Amanda Mabillard
Excerpt from "Notes on Shakespeare" - Samuel Johnson (1709-1784)
Shakespeare and Religion - Aldous Huxley
Religion in Shakespeare - Troy K. Brydon
Renaissance Religion - Lauren Togtman
The Text of Shakespeare: Discrepancies in Texts: curtailment or omission for stage purposes or for want of actors; political expediency - Ernest Walder
Shakespeare's Progressive Development as Playwright - Faye Kiryakakis
Shakespeare's Problem Plays - Daniel Colvin
To Prove a Villain - The Elizabethan Villain as Revenger - Craig Harris
Shakespeare on the Seven Deadly Sins - Amanda Mabillard
Fairies, Porents, and the Great Chain: Preternatrual Phenomena and its Meaning in Three Shakespeare Plays - Patrick Galloway
The Role of the Clown in Shakespeare's Theatre - Lori M Culwell
The Fairy Mythology of Shakespeare - Alfred Nutt
Jesters and Fools - University of Victoria
Renaissance Theories of Ghosts and Demons - Raymond Nighan
The Supernatural (In Elizabethan and Jacobean England) - Peter Grubbs
Shakespeare and the Supernatural - Margaret Lucy
Mental Disorders in the Work of William Shakespeare - Kristie Bush
The History and Legacy of Foxe's Book of Martyrs - Robert Liedl
Shakespeare, Oxford, and Verbal Parallels - Dave Kathman
The Trial of the Earls of Essex and Southampton, 1601 - Transcription of the Actual Trial
Warfare and Weaponry: 1558-1642 - Peter Grubbs
The True Art of Defense (Renaissance Weapons) - di Grasse
Stage Fencing in Shakespeare’s Time - Cesar Alexander Castillo
A History of London (Tudor London) - David Nash Ford
History of the Costume of Henry Tudor 1500-1550
Queen Elizabeth's
Influence on Elizabethan Fashion - Drea Leed
Elizabethan Costuming and Henry VIII: Evidence and Speculation - Nota Bene
Gender Identity in Shakespeare - Al Cacicedo
Transgressing Boundaries: Women's Writing in the Renaissance and Reformation - Janet Clare
Women Philosophers
of the Renaissance - Barbara Malone
Love-Affairs of Heroines - Henry T. Finck
Revisiting Shakespeare and Gender - Jeanne Gerlach
Shakespeare's Unruly Women - Folger Exhibition
Suppliant Women and Monumental Maidens: Shakespeare's Heroines in the Boydell Gallery (Under "Publications") - Georgianna Ziegler
Family in the Renaissance - Bethany Joy Rozeboom
Characters of Shakespeare's Plays - William Hazlitt
(First Published 1817)
Death Will Have His Day - Amanda Mabillard
Shakespearean Character Types (Villains, Heroes, Heroines, Protagonists,
Accessory Characters and Louts) - Morgan M. Glines
Some of Shakespeare's Female Characters - Lady Martin
Medieval and Renaissance Marriage: Theory and Customs - Kirsti S. Thomas
Shakespeare's Pacifism - Steven Marx
The Tudors at Hampton Court - Walter H. Owens
"Remembering Death": Deathbed Scenes in Shakespeare's Plays
and the Visual Tradition - David Evett
SAA Hyperessay on Electronic Shakespearean Criticism
Britannia Rules The Waves?: Images of Empire in Elizabethan England - Lesley B. Cormack
Ruling the World: The Cartographic Gaze in Elizabethan Accounts of the New World - Mark Koch
The Elizabethan World Picture - Matthias Bode
Lights, Camera, Shakespeare - Donald Lyons
Partial Views: Shakespeare and the Map of Ireland - Bernhard Klein
Popular Hermeneutics: Monstrous Children in English Renaissance Broadside Ballads
- Helaine Razovsky
Shakespeare and the Politics of Community - Ian Ward
What's in a Name? Shakespeare, Shake-scene and the Clayton Loan - Diana Price
Shakespeare as a Lawyer - George Greenwood
Shakespeare and the Law - Arthur Underhill
Introduction to The Law in Shakespeare - Cushman K. Davis
Shakespeare's Alleged Blunders
in Legal Terminology - Homer B. Sprague
Ecclesiastical Law in Hamlet: The Burial of Ophelia - R. A. Guernsey
"William Shakespeare
Attorney At Law and Solicitor in Chancery" - Richard Grant White
Tudor Succession Problems - Sarah Vallieres
An Encore for Shakespeare's
Rare Italian Master - Ross W. Duffin
Illegitimate Power: Bastards in Renaissance Drama (Review) - Sonia Nolten
The Collected Essays - Francis Bacon
Marlowe, Edward II, and the Cult of Elizabeth - Dennis Kay
The Problem of
The Funeral Elegy - Joseph Sobran
Are there Ciphers in Shakespeare? - Penn Leary
Montaigne's Essays - Translation by John Florio
Renaissance Dante in Print (Collection) - Theodore Cachey, et al.
La Renaissance - Nicolas Pioch
Popular Amusements and Entertainments in Elizabethan England - Kavitha Kareti
Great Plagues of the Elizabethan Period - Mike Sivak
Renaissance Art and Architecture - Emory University
Elizabethan Drama as a Mirror or Looking Glass - Alan Dessen
The Lute As Mediator In The English Renaissance - Brian Holloway
Medical Beliefs and Practices in Elizabethan England - Lia Ramsey
A Guide to Medieval and Renaissance Instruments
Authority and Experience in the English Drama of the Sixteenth Century: The History of Jacob and Esau - Ewald Mengel
The History of the Jews in England (1066-1655) - Grant Stirling
Henry Fuseli - "Shakespeare's Painter" (Under "Publications") - Petra Maisak
How "Unpopular" Were Philip And The Spanish In The Popular Opinion Of Mary’s Day? - James H. Forse
The Bardic Tradition's Effect on Elizabethan Casting - Cynthia Joyce Clay
Shakespeare and the Formation of the Modern Economy - Richard Waswo
Catastrophic Dimensions: The Rupture of English and Irish Identities in Early Modern Ireland, 1534-1615 - D. W. Cunnane
A Chronicle of England During the Reign of the Tudors - Charles Wriothesley
The Comparative Method and the Study of Literature - Aldo Nemesio
Idolatry and Commodity Fetishism in the Antitheatrical Controversy - David Hawkes
The Internet for Shakespeare Scholars - Gabriel Egan
"The Classical German Shakespeare" as Emblem of Germany as "geistige Weltmacht": Validating National Power through Cultural Prefiguration - Ken Larson
Shakespeare on the Continent: His influence on German and Dutch Seventeenth Century Drama - J. G. Robertson
Shakespeare between Aufklärung and Sturm und Drang - Ken Larson
Did Shakespeare Really Write in German? Or: How the Bard Became ein Klassiker - Ken Larson
Shakespeare and Germany - Professor Alois Brandl
Shakespeare in Italy - Lacy Collison-Morley
William Shakespeare in America - Lawrence Levine
Shakespeare, Washington, Lincoln: The Folger Library and the American appropriation of the Bard - Balz Engler
Shakespeare And The Good Life: Ethics And Politics In Dramatic Form - David Lowenthal
The Renaissance - article from the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
Shakespeare and Aristotle - Dr. Nighan
Marxist Criticism And/Or/Versus A Clearer Sense Of Justice - Richard Levin
Humanism: An Introduction - Nicolaa de Bracton
Critical Approaches to Shakespeare’s Plays (Structuralism, Poststructuralism, Deconstruction) - School of Liberal Arts
The Play(text)'s the Thing: Teaching Shakespeare (Not in Performance) - David Scott Kastan
Jean E. Howard's Postmodern Marxist Feminism and the Economic Last Instance - David Siar
Proper Elizabethan Accents - John M Vinopal
Preface to Gondibert, An Heroic Poem - Sir William Davenant
Notes on Stephen Greenblatt's essay "Fiction and Friction" - School of Liberal Arts
The Gunpowder-Plot of 1605 - Official Court Documents
The Gunpowder Plot - J.H. Pollen
English Universities, Schools and Scholarship in the Sixteenth Century - W. H. Woodward
Recent Studies in Tudor and Stuart Drama - Ann Jennalie Cook
Kabuki and Shakespeare - James R. Brandon
Words, Words, Words (Shakespeare on film) - Crowdus, Gary
The Scene Stealers (Shakespeare in Love) - Elizabeth Gleick
Duke Scholars Critique Shakespeare in Love - Linda Haac
Shakespeare in a Strange Land: Does the playwright really need to be our contemporary? - Todd London
Writing About Shakespeare - Frank Kermode
Shakespeare in his Element - Misha Berson
The Medieval Synthesis and the Discovery of Man: The Renaissance - Steven Kreis
The Inaccessible Bard - The Economist, 1997
Tamburlaine The Great:
A Ten-act Renaissance Play? - Stephen D. Rowe
The End of Editing Shakespeare - Marvin Spevack
A Universal German Classic
(Shakespeare in The Netherlands during the Second World War) - Jan Frans van Dijkhuyzen
Jean Remple, The Apotheosis of Venice in the Elizabethan Imagination - Ton Hoenselaars
Writing in service: sexual politics and class position in the poetry of Aemilia Lanyer and Ben Jonson. - Ann Baynes Corio
History, Tragedy, and Truth in Christopher Marlowe's Edward II - Joan Parks
Fletcher's The Tragedie of Bonduca and the Anxieties of the Masculine Government of James I - Julie Crawford
Great Shakes in L.A.: American Shakespeare Adaptations - Paul Franssen
World Shakespeares - Shakespeare's Worlds - Kristine Steenbergh
From Playwright to Production: the Process of Recreating Shakespeare - Michelle Berchtold
The Northern Lights (Shakespeare's Pervasive Presence) - Brandon Beach
Shakespeare for the Art Houses (Shakespeare in the Cinema) - Kenneth S. Rothwell
In Love With Shakespeare - Joel Short
The Foundations of Shakespeare's Text - Alfred W. Pollard
Homer, Shakespeare, and Tolstoy: What Literature Teaches About the Collapse and Recovery of Home and Family - David Patterson
Two Worlds that Converged: Shakespeare and the Ethos of the Rosicrucians - Ron Heisler
Shakespeare Bites the Bullet - Robert Schneider
Working with Shakespeare: Confessions of an Advisor - Russell Jackson
Henry VIII and the Invention of the Royal Court - Greg Walker
Nobility in Shakespeare's Plays - Matt Hoekman
Why Young Writers Need to Enjoy Shakespeare - Sarah Reaves White
The Ghost's Vocabulary: How the computer listens for Shakespeare's "voiceprint" - Edward Dolnick
The Dance of Words: Rhetoric in Shakespeare - Michael Edgar
Dee-Dum Dee-Dum Dee-Dum Dee-Dum Dee-Dum (Shakespeare and Syllables) - Michael Edgar
Shakespeare's hometown Stratford-upon-Avon draws crowds - Article by Bill Glauber (Baltimore Sun)
The Secret of Shakespeare's Irish Sympathies - Charles Wisner Barrell
Double, Double, Not Much Toil, Not Much Trouble: Shakespeare in the Middle School Classroom - Claudia Anne Katz
Will's Web: Surfing with Shakespeare - Onno Kosters
Close Reading Shakespeare - John Webster
Optics and the Renaissance (Shakespeare) - Amanda Brown
Reflections of an Electronic Scribe: Two Renaissance Dictionaries and Their Implicit Philosophies of Language - Jonathan Warren
Recent Studies in the English Renaissance - Alvin Snider
Ralegh and the Punic Wars - Charles G. Salas
Avid for Ovid - The Economist
Reinventing Rare Books: The "Virtual Furness Shakespeare Library" at the University of Pennsylvania - Rebecca Bushnell
Eliza Meets the Postmodern - Norman N. Holland
Vladimir Nabokov and
William Shakespeare - Philip F Howerton, Jr.
Shakespeare and the Schoolmaster - Sir Walter Murdoch
"A Double Spirit of Teaching": What Shakespeare's Teachers Teach Us - Patricia Winson
Extrapolating Shakespeare - J.C. Furnas
Is Shakespeare Dead? - Mark Twain
A New Light on Alchemy - Zbigniew Szydlo and Richard Brzezinski
The Many Faces of Sir Walter Ralegh - Robert Lawson-Peebles
Bloom: who would we be without Shakespeare? (Review) - Phil Fortino
Good Will Shakespeare (Did Shakespeare invent our concept of what it is to be human?) - The Economist
Derek Jacobi on Shakespearean Acting - John Andrews
Derek Jacobi - Ruler of the Stage - Frank Rich
Foreign Bodies: Travel, Empire and the Early Royal Society of London - Robert Iliffe
Elizabethan Medical Beliefs - University of Texas at Austin
Shakespeare's Knowledge of Madness - University of Texas at Austin
The Poetry Contest: Sir Walter Ralegh, Christopher Marlowe and John Donne - Jan Greer
Shakespeare and the Internationalisation of Japan - Daniel Gallimore
George Ruggle's Ignoramus (1615) - Dana F. Sutton
Plays of Uncertain Authorship Attributed to Shakespeare - The Two Noble Kinsmen: wealth of its sources and qualities - Bartleby
Observations on Some of Manuscript Emendations of the Text of Shakespeare, and Are They Copyright? - J. O. Halliwell
References to audible sound in Shakespeare - Michael J. O'Donnell
Designs From Fancy":
George Romney's Shakespearean Drawings - Folger Exhibition
Seeing What Shakespeare Means - Folger Exhibition
Provocative Choices: London and Stratford in 1999 - Alan C. Dessen
The Representation of Mary Stuart in Nineteenth-Century British Drama:
A Comparative Analysis of Conflicting Images - Merle Tönnies
"I think after More I will do Turner and then I will probably do Shakespeare." An Interview with Peter Ackroyd - Anke Schütze
"The far side of the mirror": Peter Greenaway's Prospero's Books - Herbert Klein
Election, Dialogue-Wise, in The Pilgrim’s Progress - R. R. McCutcheon
The Last Shakespearean? (Book review of Bloom's Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human - Geoffrey O'Brien
Auden's Shakespeare - James Fenton
The Impact of Freemasonry
on Elizabethan Literature - Ron Heisler
It Happened at Elsinore (Review of Gertrude and Claudius by John Updike) - John Bayley
Brush Up Your Shakespeare:
John Updike's witty Gertrude and Claudius is a prequel to Hamlet - Paul Gray
In Days Like This, Where Art Thou, Shakespeare? - Lance Morrow
Fantastic Solutions of Some Shakespearean Cruxes - Samuel A. Tannenbaum
Recent Studies in Tudor and Stuart Drama - Meredith Anne Skura
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