Shakespeare and Early Modern Textual Studies
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2023 - 2024
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Shakespeare Studies spans many academic disciplines, including English, drama, comparative literature, textual studies, library science, and archival exploration. This graduate research cluster seeks to link these areas of study to gain a deeper understanding of Shakespeare and his contemporaries across departments.
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