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 Multicultural Shakespeare

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Multicultural Shakespeare: translation, appropriation and performance


ISSN: 2083-8530 | ISSN-e: 2300-7605 | Polònia  Polònia

Publisher: Lodz University Press
Languages: English

 
Continues: Shakespeare worldwide (ISSN 0914-1677)
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This journal developed into a publication mediating vigorous discussions on the adaptation of Shakespeare's texts, their ontology and cross-cultural significance. It create an opportunity to present the universal dimension of Shakespeare's works by focusing on their local values found in various cultures worldwide. It seeks co-operation with people who make, teach or simply enjoy theatre and literature, and who are interested in addressing the problems of translating, staging, reading and teaching Shakespeare.
   

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