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Book SynopsisShakespeare between nations, between languages, and between his time and ours.
Trade Review" The essays in this collection together produce a richer understanding of the multilingual and multicultural nature of Shakespeare' s own culture, as well as the global dialogue that his works not only illustrate, but also initiate." Deanne Williams, Department of English, York University and author of The French Fetish from Chaucer to Shakespeare " ... Interlinguicity, Internationality, and Shakespeare focuses on the early modern era. Far from limiting the scope of the book, this focus actually opens up a wider range of " interlinguicities," or relationships between languages. Highly recommended." Choice " [Michael Saenger' s collection provides] a particularly useful set of meditations on the multilingual nature of Shakespeare's and his audience's 'English'" Jonathan Gil Harris, Professor of English, Ashoka University
