“Busking for the Faerie Queen: Early Modern Dramatists as Characters in Contemporary Fantasy”

Kristen McDermott

“Busking for the Faerie Queen: Early Modern Dramatists as Characters in Contemporary Fantasy”

English Language And Literature

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Abstract

My talk analyzes the critique in works of contemporary fantasy of the popular cultural icon of Shakespeare as the progenitor of English literature.

Original language	English
State	Published - Oct 25 2014
Event	"Lovers, Madmen, and Poets" - Columbus, OH Duration: Oct 25 2014 → Oct 25 2014

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Conference	"Lovers, Madmen, and Poets"
Period	10/25/14 → 10/25/14

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“Busking for the Faerie Queen: Early Modern Dramatists as Characters in Contemporary Fantasy”

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