Romeo and Juliet edition

This project is ongoing.

This ongoing research project is aimed at completing a contracted edition of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet." Research tasks include working closely with the language of Shakespeare's text, including the glossing (defining) of its words and phrases, investigations relating to its performance history (stage and film alike), and careful proofing of critical prose from the editor's Introduction. Student researchers will be introduced to various protocols and strategies in search engines dedicated to early modern (1500-1700) texts and their language.

Qualifications

interest in Shakespeare, drama, reading

Project Timeline

This project is ongoing, and will likely stretch across several semesters. Students are welcome to participate for as long as they wish.

Duties

Online research into the language of "Romeo and Juliet," and/or its performance history

Typical Time Commitment
any
Desired Length of Commitment
any
Tags
english literature
shakespeare
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Project Lead
Who to Contact
Professor Douglas Bruster
Contact Email
bruster@austin.utexas.edu

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