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What We Mean When We Call Something “Shakespearean”

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The Speculative World of William Shakespeare

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The Fantastical Strangeness of William Shakespeare

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Sooner or Later, Shakespeare Will Describe Your Life

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Playwrights, Magicians, and Zombies: 15 Fictional Shakespeares

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Shakespeare adaptations for teenagers
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Shakespeare Adaptations That Best Speak to Teens

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King Lear: The Syntax and Scansion of Insanity

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Unreliable Histories: Language as Power in The Tempest

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Julius Caesar rereading Shakespeare modern blockbuster
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Julius Caesar Dies, Wills the Modern Movie Blockbuster to the People

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What the F*ck, Iago?

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Montagues Capulets Romeo and Juliet
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Alike in Dignity: Feuding Houses in Romeo and Juliet

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The Comedy of Errors and Doppelgänger Stories: When Finding Your Missing Piece Means Finding Yourself

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