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The British Shakespeare Association is a professional association of teachers, researchers, theatre practitioners, writers and enthusiasts. The BSA is a registered charity and its aims are educational – ‘to promote and foster a better understanding of Shakespeare and his work’. Read more about us »

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Inspired by Shakespeare

09 Jan 2015
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An exciting competition to celebrated the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death is being run by UCLan publishing and the BSA Education Network. Full details can be found on this PDF. Inspired by Shakespeare: 1st January 2015 to 27th February 2015 UCLan Publishing has...
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Teaching Shakespeare volume 6

28 Oct 2014
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The sixth volume of Teaching Shakespeare has now been published! This issue explores students’ and teachers’ experience of Shakespeare in Japanese school and higer education classrooms – including law school and life-long learning as well as literarture...
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British Shakespeare Association conference reports

25 Jul 2014
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The British Shakespeare Association’s annual conference took place on July 3rd – 6th at the University of Stirling in Scotland. The conference was attended by hundreds of academics, teachers, practitioners and enthusiasts from around the world. Keynote lectures were...
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Free-to-view books from Routledge during May 2014

07 May 2014
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Routledge Literature is running a promotion throughout May allowing readers free online access to hundreds of Routledge titles, including books on Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature. To browse the catalogue and take advantage of this promotion, please visit...
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Teaching Shakespeare volume 5

13 Mar 2014
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Volume 5 of the BSA magazine ‘Teaching Shakespeare’ is now available to download for free from the website. This issue, focusing on facilitating access to Shakespeare, includes pieces by Kristin Hall, Catherine Fletcher, Chloe Stopa-Hunt, Hannah Bailey, Amelia...
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Terence Hawkes

24 Jan 2014
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Terence Hawkes, who was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by the BSA in November 2013, sadly passed away in January 2014. Terence’s death is a great loss to the field, and the Board of Trustees extends its deepest sympathies to his family and friends. Terence Hawkes was a...
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New volume of Shakespeare now arriving for subscribers

13 Jan 2014
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Members who have subscribed to the journal should shortly be receiving their copies of Volume 9, collected together essays and reviews published in 2013. Highlights of this volume include three special issues on ‘Shakespeare and the New Aestheticism: Space, Style and...
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The new online home for the BSA

11 Jan 2014
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Welcome to the new iteration of the British Shakespeare Association’s website. Here you will find the usual content giving information about our Fellows, the BSA journal Shakespeare and our ever-expanding Education Network, as well as new pages on the BSA’s history...
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Final Call for Papers for Stirling Conference

08 Jan 2014
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There is still time to propose a paper, panel or workshop for Shakespeare: Text, Power, Authority , the British Shakespeare Association conference at the University of Stirling, 3-6 July 2014. Details of how to apply are available on the conference website. In the four hundred...
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New Honorary Fellows for 2014

01 Jan 2014
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The British Shakespeare Association is pleased to announce its two new Honorary Fellows for 2014: Professor Reginald A Foakes Professor John Russell Brown The two Honorary Fellows will be honoured at a special event at the BSA biennial conference in Stirling, June 2014. More...
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