Seminars

  • Founded
    1982
  • Seminar Number
    581

This seminar explores issues of interest to the current Shakespeare scholarship. Principal topics include the relation of play-script to performance, the implications of recent changes in textual study, the relevance of texts to the social and political world in which they were produced, and the impact of contemporary theory on Shakespeare criticism. A Bernard and Gloria Beckerman Lecture is presented annually in honor of the seminar’s founders.


Co-Chairs
Debapriya Sarkar
debapriya.sarkar@uconn.edu

Jenny C. Mann
jenny.mann@nyu.edu

Rapporteur
Shanelle Kim
sek2212@columbia.edu

Meeting Schedule

09/08/2023 Faculty House, Columbia University
7:00 PM

Scott Trudell, University of Maryland




10/13/2023 Faculty House, Columbia University
7:00 PM
Bernard and Gloria Beckerman Lecture
Tanya Pollard, Brooklyn College CUNY




11/10/2023 Faculty House, Columbia University
7:00 PM

Susanne Wofford , New York University




12/01/2023 Faculty House, Columbia University
7:00 PM

Danielle Lee, SUNY Old Westbury




02/09/2024 Faculty House, Columbia University
7:00 PM

Amos Rothschild, St. Thomas Aquinas College




03/08/2024 Faculty House, Columbia University
7:00 PM

Andy Crow , New York University




04/05/2024 Faculty House, Columbia University
7:00 PM

Victoria Muñoz, Hostos Community College




05/10/2024 Faculty House, Columbia University
7:00 PM

Sawyer Kemp, Queens College