ISSN 1478-3703


 


Lisa Hopkins and Matthew Steggle: Introduction

Michael Best: 'Teaching Shakespeare to Judith: Gender Politics in Distance/Online Teaching'

Ty Buckman: '1590s London: Charting a Course Through Later Tudor Culture'

Robert C. Evans: 'Internet Resources for Teaching Early Modern English Women Writers'

Matthew C. Hansen: 'Learning to Read Shakespeare: Using Read-Throughs as a Teaching and Learning Strategy'

 

  

Roze Hentschell: 'Teaching in Context/Reading on the Margins: Renaissance "Non-canonical" Literature on the "Undergraduate Syllabus"'

Carrie Hintz: 'Satan is Not A Literary Character: Teaching Early Modern Literature to Religiously Committed Students'

W. Scott Howard: 'Reconfiguring Wit: Shakespeare, Film and the Critique of Genius'

Rowland Wymer: '"The Audience Is Only Interested in Sex and Violence": Teaching the Renaissance on Film'

 

 


 

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 April 2002

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Cross Cultural Linguistic Politeness Research Group: Introduction
Francesca Bargiela: et al:' Ethnocentrism, Politeness and Naming Strategies'
Chris Christie: 'Politeness and the Linguistic Construction of Gender in Parliament'
Karen Grainger: 'Politeness or Impoliteness?: Verbal Play on the Hospital Ward'
Andrew Merrison: 'Politeness in Task-Oriented Dialogue'
Louise Mullany: '"I don't think you want me to get a word in edgeways, do you John?": Reassessing (im)politeness, language and gender in political broadcast interviews'
Reviews of: Ann Bayraktaroglu and Maria Sifianou, eds., Linguistic Politeness Across Boundaries (Corinne Boz); Gino Eelen, A Critique of Politeness Theories (Abdurrahman Hamza); Saeko Fukushima, Requests and Culture (Andrew Merrison); Helen Spencer-Oatey, ed., Culturally Speaking (Sara Mills)
Contributors

November 2001

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Steven Earnshaw - Introduction
Douglas Burnham and Darrell Hinchliffe - 'Aesthetic Resistance: Value, Subjectivity and Contingency in Literary Theory'
Gary Day - 'Leavis, Post-structuralism and Value'
Jane Dowson - '"Humming an Entirely Different Tune?" A Case Study of Anthologies: Women's Poetry of the 1930s'
Keith Green - 'Creative Writing, Language and Evaluation'
David Kennedy - 'Mapping Value: Geography, Truth and the Construction of Value in Recent British Poetry'
Andy Mousley - 'Humanising Contemporary Theory, Re-humanising Literature'
Chris Ringrose - 'Productivity, Literary Value and the Curriculum'

June 2000

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Sara Mills - Introduction
Jacqueline Hodgson-Blackburn - 'Indigestible Secrets: Female Melancholia in the Work of Evelyn Lau'
Elizabeth Knowles - 'Reading Agency from Feminist Perspective through Frankenstein and The Bloody Chamber'
Janine Liladhar - 'Jenny Eclair: The "Rotting Old Whore of Comedy": A Feminist Discussion of the Politics of Stand-Up Comedy'
Kathryn Longden - 'Iron Fist beneath a Velvet Glove: Middle-Class Women's Representations of Philanthropic Work among the Poor, Working Class and Indigenous Peoples in the Nineteenth Century'
Clare Walsh - 'Speaking in Different Tongues? A Case Study of Women Priests in the Church of England'

The aim of Working Papers on the Web is to produce a high quality, cutting edge series of collections of essays on particular themes which reflect the research strengths of the staff and postgraduates in English Studies at Sheffield Hallam University. The department brings together staff and postgraduates working in English literature and literary theory, creative writing and linguistics, and this series of working papers reflects the way that the department integrates these three interests. Each series of the working papers is commissioned by a staff member of the English Studies department; researchers in the field, from other universities and from Sheffield Hallam, are asked to contribute essays.

Each of the collections of essays is organised around a theme or theoretical issue. All of the papers are refereed by at least two external specialists. Working Papers on the Web is posted on the Internet and available without charge.

There is an editorial board within the department and an advisory board of external researchers who are consulted about the content and direction of Working Papers on the Web and who are also referee essays.

For further details of future themes of the Working Papers, please contact Sara Mills: s.l.mills@shu.ac.uk and Steven Earnshaw s.l.earnshaw@shu.ac.uk

Main Editorial Board: Steven Earnshaw; Keith Green; Lisa Hopkins; Sara Mills; Matt Steggle

Series Editorial Board: Prof Will Verhoeven University of Groningen, Netherlands; Prof Mohmad Laamiri, University of Oujda, Morocco; Prof Helen Taylor, University of Exeter, UK; Prof Ray Siemens, Nanaimo College, Malaspina, Canada; Prof Helen Ostovich, McMaster University, Canada; Prof Ron Carter, Nottingham University, UK

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