The Arden Shakespeare
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Publishing scholarly editions of Shakespeare’s plays since 1899. Home of the Third Series, Complete Works and cutting-edge Shakespeare & Early Modern research.
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Joined June 2011
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RT @BloomsburyAcad: We are now on Bluesky!📘 You can find a starter pack for all of our Bloomsbury Academic accounts on Bluesky here: https…
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RT @Bloomsbury_News: We're thrilled to announce that @KaleMorategi is the winner of the 2nd annual Bloomsbury Academic Writing Fellowship 👏…
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Browse new and upcoming books in our January-March 2025 catalogue! Take a look here:
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RT @BloomsburyAcad: This month marks the 10-year anniversary of Object Lessons, a series of small, beautiful books that explore the hidden…
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RT @unibcarlson: I'll be teaching Midsummmer in a survey this semester and I'll be including Yang Jung-ung's Midsummer. This will be a gre…
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Discover new resources and techniques for teaching Shakespeare and performance. Alexa Alice Joubin, @markbur08007930 & @abirokison share tips on livening up classroom discussion using global performances across a range of media. Watch the discussion:
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Have you explored our Performance Editions series yet? Two new volumes join next month: The Winter's Tale edited by @Profrob83 & Richard III edited by @abirokison
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RT @dramaonlinelib: Discover Shakespeare on Drama Online. ✨ From world-class streaming collections to authoritative playtexts, scholarly bo…
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*Out now in paperback* 'Girl Culture in the Middle Ages and Renaissance' by Deanne Williams is the first study of the medieval and early modern girl actor, along with girl singers, authors and translators. Shop now:
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Now available in paperback: 'Global Shakespeare and Social Injustice' edited by @ChrisThurmanZA & Sandra Young probes the relationship between Shakespeare studies and intractable forms of social injustice that infuse cultural, political & economic life.
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*Out now* 'Atrocity and Early Modern Drama' edited by Sarah E. Johnson & Georgina Lucas is the first sustained and wide-ranging account of late 16th- and early 17th-century conceptualizations of atrocity in English drama. Find out more:
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RT @BloomsburyAcad: Are you familiar with strategies to measure and evaluate the impact of your scholarly work? On the blog, Marc W. Vinya…
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RT @mediaShakes: Out on 20/02/25 from @Ardenpublisher My own chapter examines Shakespearean dissonant repetitions in HBO's Succession (2…
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*Out today* 'Global King Lear: Crisis, Performance, Adaptation' edited by William Rampone & Eric Mallin provides a kaleidoscopic view of multinational adaptations of the play with a focus on productions across Asia and Eastern Europe.
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RT @dramaonlinelib: Join us tomorrow for a webinar delving into TCG Books Plays: American Drama, RSC Live, and our Theatre Craft resources,…
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RT @Quinnfreelance: Insights on every page about the process of approaching some of theatre's most seminal texts in the rehearsal room from…
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RT @dramaonlinelib: Join us on Thursday 23rd January for a webinar delving into TCG Books Plays: American Drama, RSC Live, and our Theatre…
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