My doctoral area was Anglo-Saxon, but my related area was Renaissance. I don’t see how there could be a better teacher of Shakespeare, though, than in my undergraduate years — George Walton Williams at Duke. I wanted to teach this class in part to honor him. “Themes and Patterns in Shakespeare” was the third class I prepared for Miami University’s Institute for Learning in Retirement. Here’s a PDF of my presentation.
Themes and Patterns in Shakespeare (3 in a series)
May 26, 2009 by Cleve
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