Reference Sources in Blackwell Library
Guides to Criticism
A Selective Bibliography of Shakespeare REF Z8811 .M23
A Reader's Guide to Shakespeare Ref Z8811.B45 1973
Shakespeare (Goldentree Bibliographies) Ref Z8811.B48
The Essential Shakespeare Ref Z8811.C53 1986
Shakespeare: A Selective Bibliography of Modern Criticism
REF Z8811 .W85 1988
The Major Shakespearean Tragedies
Ref Z8812 .O54
Brief biographies
Dictionary of National Biography Ref DA28.D422
British Authors Before 1800 PR105 .K9
The Shakespeare Companion Ref PR2895 .E9
Plot Summaries
Outlines of Shakespeare's Plays Ref PR2987 .W3 1970
The Shakespeare Companion Ref PR2895 .E9
Glossaries, Quotations, Background
The Shakespeare Key Ref PR2892.C45 1961
Pronouncing Dictionary of Shakespearean Proper Names
Ref PR3081 .I65 1944
Reader's Encyclopedia of Shakespeare Ref PR2982.C3
Longman's Guide to Shakespeare Quotations Ref PR2892.G7
The Folger Book of Shakespeare Quotations Ref PR2892.S62
The Home Book of Shakespeare Quotations Ref
PR2892.S7
Resources on the Web
Mr. William
Shakespeare and the Internet - comprehensive guide to
biographical and critical materials, e-texts, historical
background, and much more.
Complete Works of William
Shakespeare - HTML texts of all Shakespeare's works.
Renaissance and 17th
Century Literature
- scroll down to the Shakespeare section for a comprehensive guide to web
resources (from TheVoice of the Shuttle," a Humanities research project.
Shakespeare Illustrated - good quality reproductions of 18th and 19th
century art depicting Shakespearean performances and subjects.
The Shakespeare
Question
- the main arguments in the long-standing question of Shakespearean authorship.
The Shakespeare Authorship Page
- explores scholarly research to support the theory that "Shakespeare wrote
Shakespeare."
An Authorship Analysis:
Francis Bacon as Shake-speare - presents scholarly evidence about the
authorship question.
Databases - Links to databases available through Blackwell Library.
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