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In this essay, we explore what is at stake for Kurdish theatre artists who develop their theatre praxis in a permanent state of emergency imposed by the Turkish government, and why it matters to act, both in the general sense and in the... more
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      Theatre StudiesTheatre HistoryDramaturgyKurdish Studies
Theatre Reviews Section of Multicultural Shakespeares, Dec 2014. Section includes my pp.81-97 review of: The Taming of the Shrew, Globe to Globe, dir. Haissam Hussain, 26-27 May 2012. Also pp. 98-110, Saffron Walkling's review of... more
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      Pakistani Literature in English and UrduPalestinian Cinema, Lebanese Cinema, Arab Cinema, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Cultural Studies, Ethnology, Cultural Production, Film, Art, Theatre, Social MediaGlobe theatreTaming of the Shrew
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      ShakespeareActor Training and Working PracticesJamaicaSaudi Arabia
A special issue edited by Duncan Lees based on ideas raised at the University of Warwick’s Teaching Early Modern Drama symposium. It addresses primary, secondary and tertiary education, and includes articles on Shakespeare in Iraq and... more
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      ShakespeareDrama In EducationFeminist Literary Theory and Gender StudiesTeaching Shakespeare
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      Asian Shakespeare, Asian intercultural theatreIntercultural Shakespeare
Bu makalenin amacı, Namık Kemal'in Akif Bey (1874) ve Gülnihal (1875) adlı oyunlarının, William Shakespeare'in Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth ve Fırtına'sıyla teknik, tema ve eleştirel bakış açılarıyla olan benzerliklerinin metinlerarasılık... more
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      Shakespearean performance historyRereading and IntertextualityNamık KemalOttoman - Turkish Modernization
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      ShakespeareRenaissance dramaShakespearean performance historyShakespeare adaptation