Research Resources
The Rhodes College Media Center holds over 100 Shakespeare film adaptations on DVD. In addition to hundreds of Shakespeare-related holdings in print, Barret Library subscribes to many online databases and journals useful in the study of Shakespeare, including:
- World Shakespeare Bibliography - The most comprehensive database of Shakespeare-related scholarship and theatrical productions published or produced worldwide since 1962.
- EEBO - Early English Books Online - Digital facsimile page images of virtually every work printed in English from 1473-1700.
- Oxford English Dictionary - An online edition of the OED, the historical dictionary of the English language, with numerous citations from Shakespeare′s works.
- Dictionary of National Biography - An illustrated collection of 50,000 specially written biographies of the men and women who shaped all aspects of Britain's past.
- Shakespeare Quarterly
- Shakespeare Bulletin
Additional online resources include:
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100+ books on Shakespeare
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Borrowers and Lenders: The Journal of Shakespearean Appropriation
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CERES - Cambridge English Renasissance Electronic Service
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DEEP - Database of Early English Playbooks
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EMLS: Early Modern Literary Studies; they also provide a detailed list of Renaissance texts available online, and additional resources
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Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies
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LEME - Lexicons of Early Modern English
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M.I.T. Shakespeare Project - including Hamlet on the Ramparts and Shakespeare Performance in Asia
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The Richard Brome Project - Professor Leslie is one of the editors
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SAA - The Shakespeare Association of America
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Shakespeare′s Globe Theatre in London
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The Shakespeare Post
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SHAKSPER (Shakespearean list-serv)
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Sh:in:E - Shakespeare in Europe
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Small Latine & Lesse Greeke - T. W. Baldwin′s 1944 study
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Touchstone - a tool for Shakespeare research in the United Kingdom
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