Shakespeare's Bastard Nation: Skepticism and the English Isle in King John (original) (raw)

British Ill Done?: Recent Work on Shakespeare and British, English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh Identities

Literature Compass, 2006

"Pray Sir, what is all this in English?". William Haughton teaching Nationhood in Shakespeare's England, in Forms of Nationhood. Selected Papers from the ‘Shakespeare and His Contemporaries’ Graduate Conference 2014, (Firenze: British Institute), 2016, pp. 129-138 (ISBN 978-88-9072-443-5)

Cristiano Ragni

Forms of Nationhood. Selected Papers from the ‘Shakespeare and His Contemporaries’ Graduate Conference / Florence – 10 April 2014, pp. 129-138 (ISBN 978-88-9072-443-5), 2016

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“Englishing the Colonies in Shakespeare’s Henry V.” Re-presenting Shakespeare: Interpretations and Translations. Ed. Sarbani Chaudhury. Kalyani: University of Kalyani, 2002. 41-52. [ISBN 81-901525-1-3].

sarbani chaudhury

Re-presenting Shakespeare: Interpretations and Translations. Ed. Sarbani Chaudhury., 2002

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Carole Levin and John Watkins. Shakespeare's Foreign Worlds: National and Transnational Identities in the Elizabethan Age. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2009. Pp. 232. $45.00 (cloth)

András Kiséry

The Journal of British Studies, 2011

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National identities in the context of Shakespeare's Henry V: Exploring contemporary understandings through collocations

Jonathan Culpeper

Language and Literature 29(3): 203-222, 2020

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'For King and Country: Reading Nationalism in Popular English Romance.'

Robert Rouse

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"Where the devil should he learn our language?": Shakespeare's Territorial Linguistics

Sharon Emmerichs

Explorations in Renaissance Culture, 2020

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Shakespeare's Second Tetralogy: The performance of national identity

Rachel Zara

Cardiff University, 2015

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Re-Writing English Identity: Medieval Historians of Anglo-Norman Britain

Teresa Lopez

2017

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“The United Kingdom or the Uniting Kingdom? English Identity in the Eighteenth Century between Daniel Defoe’s A True-Born Englishman (1701) and Oliver Goldsmith’s Citizen of the World, (1760)” Médiévales 15/16 (2014), pp. 199-210.

Earl Jeffrey Richards

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“The Making and Breaking of Nations in Shakespeare’s Henry V.” Pp. 30-48.

sarbani chaudhury

Creation/ Re-creation: Papers of the Conference of the Southern African Society of Medieval and Renaissance Studies and the Unisa Medieval Association held from 5 to 7 September, 2002., University of South Africa. [ISBN 1-86888-239-X.]. Compiled John Lambert and Mitzi Anderson.., 2002

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The Rise of British Cultural Identity in Othello by Shakespeare

European Scientific Journal ESJ

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Sovereignty Matters: Anachronism, Chaucer’s Britain, and England’s Future’s Past

Susan Nakley

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'Family, Region, Nation: Bevis of Hampton and English Identity.'

Robert Rouse

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Liz Oakley-Brown (ed.), Shakespeare and the Translation of Identity in Early Modern England (Continuum Shakespeare Studies). 2011. London/New York: Continuum. ISBN 978-0-8264-4169-0. 186 pp

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