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Absolute Shakespeare not the vodka.
Annotated Links from Shakespirit.com
Arden Shakespeare
Bardware.com Follow the links to
discover scholarship, homage, and information about the greatest playwright of all time. On
the big screen, on the stage, and on the printed page, the Bard of Stratford-upon-Avon
continues to entertain and educate us.
Be an Explorer Good K-12 resource.
Ben Jonson Buried in
Westminster Abbey (under a plain slab adorned with the words, Rare Ben Jonson), Ben Jonson
was one of England's most renowned playwrights during the 17th century. A contemporary of
Shakespeare, Jonson was born in 1572, educated at the Westminster School, and as a young
man joined the theatrical company of Philip Henslowe in London. Shortly after joining the
company, Jonson's second play, Every Man in His Humour, was performed in 1598 at the Globe,
with a cast that included William Shakespeare. Ever the quick wit and satirist, Jonson's
reputation was firmly secured by the comedies he wrote between 1605 and 1614, which
included The Alchemist and Bartholomew Fair. This site, provided by the Luminarium,
contains most of Jonsons' plays and lyric poetry, a brief biography (with hypertext links),
additional Web resources, and a number of critical essays on Jonson's body of work.
Visitors will want to make sure to read Jonson's homage to William Shakespeare, titled "To
the Memory of My Beloved the Author, Mr. William Shakespeare."
BLOG News on the Rialto. Herein lies the most current
news items about all things Shakespearean. This Blog is published by Shakespeare Magazine
Borrowers and
Lenders is a new, peer-reviewed, online, multimedia Shakespeare journal to be
launched in 2005. The journal will appear biannually.
Charles Knight's Imperial Edition
of Shakespeare's Complete Works This web site features high-quality renderings of the 38
beautiful engravings from the 1873 Imperial Edition of Shakespeare's Complete Works by
Victorian publisher Charles Knight, together with accompanying English and Dutch texts. For
a number of English texts a sound recording is available. In addition, an overview of
Charles Knight's working life is presented.
Dictionary of Stage Directions in English Drama, 1580-1642.
Early Texts for scholars
and others.
Emory's
Shakespeare Illustrated
The Eternal Now of a Shakespeare Play By BRUCE WEBER
in NYTimes.
Everyday life in Tudor England - food,
occupations, games, pastimes, religion, fashion, manners, and education in the time of
Queen Elizabeth I and Shakespeare."
Explore Shakespeare's Words
Finding Shakespeare
Monologues we make it easy for students and actors to find monologues
and more.
The Folger Shakespeare Library
Golden Ear Test How well can you recognize a
Shakespearean passage from a non-Shakespearean passage.
Hamlet stick figure version.
HyperHamlet could be described as a
dictionary-in-progress which does not tell us where phrases come from (as other dictionaries do), but
rather where Shakespeare's phrases have gone.
Hamlet Works
Illustrated Shakespeare 1826 - 1919
Images from Lewis Walpole Library Use "Shakespeare" in search.
Insults:
Insults.net
Ye Olde Official Shakespearean Insult Kit
Elizabethan Insults
Create Your Own Shakespearean Insults
More Insult Generators
Lambs' Tales of Shakespeare
Limericks There was a young girl from Verona..
Malaspina Great Books Site
Marlowe
Midsummer Night's Dream annotated hypertext.
Monologues
Multicultural & Multilingual Approaches To Teaching Shakespeare
The Nameless Shakespeare, as
it is provisionally called, is the product of collaboration between the Perseus Project at
Tufts University and Northwestern faculty and staff in Academic Technologies and the Library.
No Fear Shakespeare puts Shakespeare's language
side-by-side with a facing-page translation into modern English—the kind of English people
actually speak today.
Oxford Shakespeare.
Passion in Pieces Modern film renditions of sonnets: 15, 138, 29, 145, 94
Play Extempore teaching
tools available for free download: it's a role- playing game (think Dungeons and Dragons in 5
acts) that allows players to improvise a Shakespeare-like narrative. It's suited for advanced
students and nerdy scholars.
Poor Yorick Multimedia Resources
Rhonda Haydock's Scavenger Hunt.
Rowse Obit
Eric Sams works on Shakespeare.
Shakespeare and the Internet A very
comprehensive site for Shakespeare on the web.
The S H A K S P E R Web Site listserve contents ****
The archives
Shakespeare Complete Works
Shakespeare and the Internet
Shakeseare and Science Fiction
Shakespeare Authorship Page
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
Shakespeare.ch
Shakespeare's Funeral Elegy for William Peter
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Shakespeare goes Electronic
Shakespeare High
Shakespeare in Education
Shakespeare in NZ and great links!!!
Shakespeare Internet Editions
Shakespeare Magazine
Shakespeare
Mystery Did Shakespeare actually write the plays generally accredited to him?
Some think not. The debate continues at this site.
Shakespeare On Line
Shakespeare Oxford Society
Shakespeare the Scholmaster Ted's 1986 scholarship.
Shakespeare
Searched is a search engine designed to provide quick access to passages from
Shakespeare's plays and sonnets.
Shakespeare Tidbits
Shakespeare @ ENotes Our Shakespeare section
contains thousands of pages of content on the life and work of the world's greatest author,
including eNotes to more than 20 titles.
Shakespeare's Who's On First You Tube
Shakespeare's Sonnets
SHAKE-SPEARES SONNETS (1609) RENAISSANCE ELECTRONIC TEXTS
Sonnets Paraphrased,
Shakespeare Tarot cards: erotic
Shakespeare Tarot cards: Oracle
Shakespeare Tarot cards
Shakespeareances
The Singularity
of Shakespeare from April 2008 The Atlantic.
A Taste of Shakespeare
Teaching Shakespeare
Folger Library offers a fabulous lesson plan archive and general tips on teaching
Shakespeare to students.
Treasures in Full: Shakespeare in Quarto
VisualizingShakespearean Plots as Interactive Networks
WEBSITES - SHAKESPEARE AND ELIZABETHAN ENGLAND lots of links.
WEBSITES FOR THEATRE (HISTORY)
Words of Shakespeare Glosary and Concordance. Subscription with seven day free trial. Crystal and Crystal editors.
World Shakespeare Bibliography
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