PROVIDENCE — While translating William Shakespeare’s works into a variety of languages is nothing new, the unique, au courant bilingual adaptation of “The Tempest,” being performed by ...
Edward de Vere’s life — as are his plays — was extremely complicated. Like many of his characters, he was impetuous and often ...
Bahr undertook a complete re-examination of the tome, complete with spectroscopic analysis and mathematical investigation, to ...
“[T]he current Copyright Act’s text, taken as a whole, is best read as making humanity a necessary condition for authorship.” Last Tuesday, the U.S. Court of ...
An edition of the Divine Comedy from 1564 recently discovered at the British Library in London including notes and comments ...
“The more familiar you are with Shakespeare, the more you’ve rolled it around in your mouth, the more elastic and liquid it will become on the floor, and it’s got to be a second language to you.
A well-known case of gratuitous authorship involves Gamow's inclusion of Bethe's name in the author list of a cosmogenesis paper (Physical Review 73, 803–804; 1948) so that it would read Alpher ...
After a vote Thursday, the acting chair of the SEC described The Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors as “unnecessarily intrusive.” ...
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