World Literature
- 1681
- "Subjected Thus": Plague and Panopticism in Richard II
- Nick Cox argues that the work of Michel Foucault provides the means for understanding the Elizabethan governments strategies of discipline and surveillance.
- 1682
- Compare Two Images of Act I, Scene I of Richard II
- Nineteenth-century engravings give two possible ways of staging the gage-throwing scene before Richard in Act I.
- 1683
- Richard II
- Summary and analysis written by Harvard students with research provided through links, a free summary, historical background and author information.
- 1689
- Shakespeare's Dark Lady
- Ebook by Ian Wilson analyzes the identity of the Dark Lady of the sonnets.
- 1696
- Understanding Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus and the EMEDD
- Ian Lancashire demonstrates the usefulness of the EMEDD applied to electronic texts.
- 1698
- Cheerful Girls and Willing Boys: Old and Young Bodies in Shakespeare's Sonnets
- Ian MacInnes suggests that 17th century medical experimentation in the transfusing of animal blood provides a basis for analyzing a literary work like Shakespeare's Sonnets.