Much Ado About the Blue

Nathanial B Smith

Much Ado About the Blue

English Language And Literature

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Abstract

Explored the criminological implications of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, a play that instantiates Dogberry as an early modern equivalent of a “thin blue line” between the “chaos” of tragedy (“Kill Claudio”) and comedic “order.”

Original language	English
State	Published - Oct 16 2021
Event	Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference - Toledo, OH Duration: Oct 16 2021 → Oct 16 2021

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Conference	Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference
Period	10/16/21 → 10/16/21

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Much Ado About the Blue

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