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  Re: “That’s What He Said”: Shakespearean Asides on "The Office"

  Well noted!

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  Sarah Neville West Virginia University

  Thursday, June 13, 2013 — 8:37 pm

  within the stage frame. It's often difficult for them to intuit how the aside works when there are ...
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  Zombie Shakespeare

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  Jen Boyle Coastal Carolina University

  June 13, 2013

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  Shakespeare also opens up portals (possibilities) of disorganization. It is these portals that we discover in ...
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  Re: “That’s What He Said”: Shakespearean Asides on "The Office"

  Theatrical Time and The Aside

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  Jen Boyle Coastal Carolina University

  Wednesday, June 12, 2013 — 3:30 pm

  Thanks for this: Interesting to consider the elaborations of the aside in the context of ... Restoration theater. The aside was a meta, mega production in the later seventeenth century. The spatial ... framework of the aside-- often very close to the stage action-- drew such affective, linguistic, and social ...
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  “That’s What He Said”: Shakespearean Asides on "The Office"

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  Britta McCreary Indiana University of Pennsylvania

  June 12, 2013

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  “That’s What He Said”: Shakespearean Asides on "The Office" The Office Shakespeare ... asides Curator's Note Perhaps nowhere more prominent in contemporary media is William Shakespeare’s ... use of the theatrical aside than in the confessional techniques used by television shows such as NBC’s ...
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  Re: Teaching "Shakespeare": The Authorship Question in the Classroom

  Whistleblowers and Shakespeares

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  Tripthi Pillai Coastal Carolina University

  Tuesday, June 11, 2013 — 2:57 pm

  pedagogical possibilities (also the problems and questions) that reclaim the reader’s/viewer’s power and place ...
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  Teaching "Shakespeare": The Authorship Question in the Classroom

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  Gregory Steirer Dickinson College

  June 10, 2013

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  Teaching "Shakespeare": The Authorship Question in the Classroom Shakespeare pedagogy authorship Anonymous Curator's Note  For nearly two centuries, there have been two William Shakespeares. The first is the “sweet swan of Avon,” untutored ...
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  Brush Up Your Shakespeare

  June 10, 2013 to June 14, 2013
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  God Made a Farmer

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  Rachel Silverman Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

  June 09, 2013

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  reconstitute as much of it as possible as soon as possible.” It is, according to Lakoff, about the destruction ...
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  Re: It's Easy to Be Green

  It's Easy to Be Green

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  Allison Page University of Minnesota

  Tuesday, June 4, 2013 — 7:47 pm

  possibility of connecting to larger struggles. In this case, it is so tied to the production of whiteness and ...
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  It's Easy to Be Green

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  Allison Page University of Minnesota

  June 04, 2013

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  It's Easy to Be Green whiteness race Environmental Media consumerism Curator's Note During the last several years, there has been an explosion of “green” media in the United States that aligns with (and capitalizes on) increasing concern about c ...

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