Reviews the Shakespeare Quarterly special issue (spring 2016), a collection of articles on different aspects of modern race study in Shakespeare. Addresses the problems confronting race study, the rhetoric of race "conversation," and difficulties in race scholarship. Focuses on Ian Smith's "Who Speaks for Othello" as representative of race study in Shakespeare. Locates an important place for race study conducted according to traditional scholarship, not committed to a "politically engaged scholarship.
This paper examines Shakespeare's handling of the issue of race in The Merchant of Venice and Othell...
In lieu of an abstract, here is the review\u27s first paragraph: In Shakespeare and the Cultivation ...
The article reviews the book English Ethnicity and Race in Early Modern Drama, by Mary Floyd-Wilso...
As scholars of early modern literature know, Renaissance constructions of alterity were inconsistent...
This article considers the vexed question of “allyship” in Shakespeare and early modern studies. It ...
When analyzing Othello and Titus Andronicus, many scholars cite race as the primary cause of tragedy...
In “Reassessing Race: Exploring the Construction of Identity and Social Hierarchies on the Early Mod...
In Shakespearean literature, one can find themes that challenge the Elizabethan conventional way of ...
Shakespeare and Race is a provocative new study that reveals a connection between the subject of rac...
William Shakespeare embraces the racial concerns of the seventeenth century in his various plays. Th...
The article focuses on the implications of playwright William Shakespeare performing racial roles hi...
This dissertation, "Moors, Mulattos, and Post-Racial Problems: Rethinking Racialization in Early Mod...
This thesis is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts...
Describes and analyzes two episodes of article rejections based on political correctness and several...
The words and works of William Shakespeare have divided Americans along the lines of race, language,...
This paper examines Shakespeare's handling of the issue of race in The Merchant of Venice and Othell...
In lieu of an abstract, here is the review\u27s first paragraph: In Shakespeare and the Cultivation ...
The article reviews the book English Ethnicity and Race in Early Modern Drama, by Mary Floyd-Wilso...
As scholars of early modern literature know, Renaissance constructions of alterity were inconsistent...
This article considers the vexed question of “allyship” in Shakespeare and early modern studies. It ...
When analyzing Othello and Titus Andronicus, many scholars cite race as the primary cause of tragedy...
In “Reassessing Race: Exploring the Construction of Identity and Social Hierarchies on the Early Mod...
In Shakespearean literature, one can find themes that challenge the Elizabethan conventional way of ...
Shakespeare and Race is a provocative new study that reveals a connection between the subject of rac...
William Shakespeare embraces the racial concerns of the seventeenth century in his various plays. Th...
The article focuses on the implications of playwright William Shakespeare performing racial roles hi...
This dissertation, "Moors, Mulattos, and Post-Racial Problems: Rethinking Racialization in Early Mod...
This thesis is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts...
Describes and analyzes two episodes of article rejections based on political correctness and several...
The words and works of William Shakespeare have divided Americans along the lines of race, language,...
This paper examines Shakespeare's handling of the issue of race in The Merchant of Venice and Othell...
In lieu of an abstract, here is the review\u27s first paragraph: In Shakespeare and the Cultivation ...
The article reviews the book English Ethnicity and Race in Early Modern Drama, by Mary Floyd-Wilso...