THTR 3110 — Shakespeare, the Stage, and Humanity
4 semester hours Undergraduate Lecture
Explores Shakespeare’s work, both in its original Elizabethan context as well as through the long tradition of cross-cultural, cross-temporal, cross-gender adaptation. Examines selected plays to study how Shakespeare gave dramatic expression to his understanding of human experience. Considers how the human condition depicted in these plays relates to our own multicultural, pluralistic society.
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