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Working this vac on Shakespeare? Have a look at some of the specific resources the Faculty Library provides to help you:
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The Faculty Library's subject guide is available online or in print in the Library and includes many print and electronic resources
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The Renaissance subject guide provides broader resource choices for the period
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DVDs of Shakespeare plays including several copies of the BBC Shakespeare series are available on the first floor of the Library
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Useful ebooks for the Renaissance period - includes Shakespeare secondary crit.
Make sure that you have selected Style B in LibraryThing to view the comments field and the link to the ebooks.
Examples of ebooks available:
Shakespeare, Theory and Performance
Shakespeare’s political drama: the history plays and the Roman plays
Shakespeare's Festive Tragedy: The Ritual Foundations of Genre
Roman Shakespeare: Warriors, Wounds and Women (Feminist Readings of Shakespeare)
How To Do Things With Shakespeare: New Approaches, New Essays
Companion to Shakespeare's works: Volume I - IV
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Digital Theatre have a number of Shakespeare productions available to view including Much Ado about Nothing with David Tennant and Catharine Tate. Login details available via Part 1 Paper 5 resources on the Library's CamTools site.
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World Shakespeare Bibliography Online - subscribed for you to use on behalf of the Faculty Library.
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