Some reading?
| Parts seem to be very much of the zeitgeist right now, along with knotted scarves worn indoors, chorizo, and, bafflingly, Leona Lewis. So I thought I'd propose reading Stern and Palfrey's Shakespeare in Parts. I'm not a drama person; certainly no Shakespeare nut. Heaven forbid. But it seems like it has lots of implications for all kinds of work. So: anyone like to join me on the dance floor of scholarship? If so, I'll set a date by which I'll have read said tome, and encourage some unbuttoned critique. Right: to lunch. |
by Bardolph @ 9:21 AM
At 3/29/2008 10:52:00 AM,
Anonymous wrote…
will there be karoake at this dance?
count me in: I love BtR book club and spare parts.
At 3/29/2008 12:00:00 PM,
Anonymous wrote…
I'm in, too (although it depends on the date--won't get to reading it until after my diss defense on April 15th [which, I assume, will reduce me to parts]).
At 3/29/2008 01:10:00 PM,
Bardolph wrote…
I'm in no rush, Anonymous. The book is 500 pages long; I'm snail-slow, as a reader; so a late finish date, and perhaps some running commentary, sounds good to me.
At 3/29/2008 02:50:00 PM,
Pamphilia wrote…
Good job Bardolph, picking one of the view books I actually purchased at SAA. I'm in too.
At 3/29/2008 02:51:00 PM,
Pamphilia wrote…
"few," that was "few." It's Saturday and apparently I am all out of fs in my printer's case.
At 4/06/2008 03:44:00 PM,
Doctor Cleveland wrote…
I'd be delighted to join in.
At 4/06/2008 05:09:00 PM,
Inkhorn wrote…
Totally in. Like, totally.
Scribble some marginalia
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