Taking the character of Hamlet as her starting point, Professor Laurie Maguire looks at the way the Reformation changed the rituals of mourning, and the effect this had on Shakespeare’s generation. www.oup.com/Shakespeare
Laurie Maguire is Professor of English at the University of Oxford, tutorial fellow at Magdalen College, and the author or editor of several books. She is a regular theater reviewer for the TLS and has lectured widely across the UK and the USA.
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Taking the character of Hamlet as her starting point, Professor Laurie Maguire looks at the way the Reformation changed the rituals of mourning, and the effect this had on Shakespeare’s generation. www.oup.com/Shakespeare
Laurie Maguire is Professor of English at the University of Oxford, tutorial fellow at Magdalen College, and the author or editor of several books. She is a regular theater reviewer for the TLS and has lectured widely across the UK and the USA.
© Oxford University Press