Arts, Literature, World Literature, British, Shakespeare
See Also:
- The British Library's research tool for Shakespeare in the United Kingdom. Information on productions, resources, meetings, groups, and questions.
- An index of articles.
- Links to other Shakespeare sites.
- The study of Shakespeare in European culture. From the English Department at Basel University.
- The selected materials reflect the texts that Shakespeare responds to in Renaissance discourse. From Ben R. Schneider, Jr., Professor Emeritus of English at Lawrence University.
- Images of Shakespeare's grave.
- Directory of Etexts; links to Shakespeare sites, Ejournals, and festivals.
- From the Oxford English Dictionary.
- An annotated guide to resources on the Internet.
- Side by side comparisons of the traditional rendering of Shakespeare and this recently discovered portrait.
- An encyclopedia of foods quoted from Shakespeare's plays; interlinked to their own histories.
- Ceramics, typefaces, paintings inspired by Shakespeare's works.
- Websites that address Shakespeare specifically.
- Synopses of plays, authorship debates, and a Shakespeare store.
- Full texts, life and times, theatre associations, links to other Shakespeare sites. From the University of Victoria.
- Information on performances and season schedule.
- Life, the Elizabethan theater, renaissance society, politics, music, and art.
- Transcriptions of the plays as they appeared when originally published; study guides.
- Essays, Etexts of plays and poems, biography, links and resources.
- Very brief bio and short excerpts from selected works.
- Articles, features, courses and lectures, book recommendations and links to further resources on Shakespeare.
- Nineteenth-century paintings, criticism, theatrical productions, and influences of the plays.
- Shakespeare’s Views on the News is a monthly television program produced in Portland Oregon and re-broadcast weekly.
- Images of a facsimile reproduction.
- Yves Bonnefoy, a translator of Shakespeare into French, discusses the art of translating Shakespeare.
- Hundreds of images of Shakespeare productions.
- Engravings from the 1873 Imperial Edition of Shakespeare's Complete Works by Victorian publisher Charles Knight. English and Dutch texts; audio.
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