22 hours ago by Charlotte Evans

A fascinating but decidedly complicated period in English history, the 15th century was a period dominated by rival political factions, economic, and social struggles. Perhaps one of the most famous aspects of the period was the War of the Roses – the umbrella term for the dispute over who, among th ...

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3 days ago by jenecrit

Technology fascinates me, in part because I know relatively little about how it works, and I want to know more. The potential for responsible use of technology as a supplement to literary study is particularly interesting. The challenge, as I see it, is to keep technology in its proper place as a su ...

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19 days ago by jenniferomahony8

Using anti-plagiarism software, Sir Brian Vickers has been able to assert the probable existence (note my caution) of a Shakespeare/Thomas Kyd collaboration, Edward III. The possible implications are: It might actually get put onstage. Whether it’s any good will determine its future after that. See ...

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25 days ago by JP

Filed under: Computers Thank goodness our e-mail addresses have changed since the days of Shakespeare 101, or we’d be getting big, fat “I told you so’s” from our college professors. For as many years as he’s been studied, scholars have raged about whether or not Shakespeare had collaborators (or sna ...

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27 days ago by Debra Murphy

A London Times article reports results of a computer program which would indicate that the Bard worked in tandem with Thomas Kyd to write Edward III: The 400-year-old mystery of whether William Shakespeare was the author of an unattributed play about Edward III may have been solved by a computer pro ...

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27 days ago by Brett

October 12, 2009 The 400-year-old mystery of whether William Shakespeare was the author of an unattributed play about Edward III may have been solved by a computer program designed to detect plagiarism. Sir Brian Vickers, an authority on Shakespeare at the Institute of English Studies at the Univers ...

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67 days ago by admin

A charming little market town standing on the River Stour in Suffolk, England, Sudbury is an ancient place with a history stretching back to Saxon times. It is of course possible that there were settlements in the Sudbury area long before this, but the first written record of the town is in the Angl ...

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87 days ago by leicesternews

Bowstring Bridge Leicester Built in 1897, the Bowstring Bridge in a substantial remnant of the former Great Central London Extension railway. Leicester City Council has entered into an agreement with De Montfort University to demolish this bridge. In its place is planned a new sports complex for the ...

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129 days ago by admin

After doing my post on the War of the Roses it made me want to go a little further back in time, so i chose to do a little more research on Edward Prince of Wales or more recently named ‘The Black Prince’. I have to sorrowfully admit it was the catchy name that, well, caught my attention. Much to my ...

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141 days ago by meenny

Aberdeen (The Granite City) - A City Guide Writen by Williams, Maria Introduction Aberdeen (The Granite City) is Scotland’s third largest city. Aberdeen is the chief commercial centre and seaport in the north-east of Scotland. It boasts the title of Oil Capital of Europe thanks to the plentiful supp ...

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