Section | Semester | Instructor | Time | Location | Course Areas |
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2 | Spring 2016 | Knapp, Jeffrey
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MW 1-2; discussion sections F 1-2 | 2 LeConte |
Shakespeare, William: The Comedy of Errors; Shakespeare, William: The Norton Shakespeare: Essential Plays (3rd ed.);
Recommended: Greenblatt, Stephen: Will in the World: How Shakespeare Became Shakespeare
Shakespeare wrote a massive number of plays. Focusing on a selection of them, we’ll consider the range of Shakespeare's dramaturgy and why this range was important to him. We’ll also explore how the variety of dramatic genres in which he wrote affected Shakespeare’s representation of plot and character, as well as the literary, social, sexual, religious, political, and philosophical issues he conceptualized through plot and character. Finally, we’ll think about Shakespeare’s plays in relation to the range of social types and classes in his mass audience.
201 | Magarik, Raphael
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F 1-2 | 242 Dwinelle |
202 | Liu, Aileen
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F 1-2 | 105 Dwinelle |
203 | Hobson, Jacob
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F 1-2 | 205 Dwinelle |
summer, 2022 |
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117S/1 |
fall, 2021 |
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117S/1 |
spring, 2021 |
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117S/1 |
summer, 2021 |
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117S/1 |