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Shinji Yamamoto

Aoyama Gakuin University, Economics, Faculty Member

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Misako Matsuda's "Emblematic Shakespeare" reviewed by Shinji Yamamoto

EMBLEMATICA This Bibliography hasbeen a formidable labor, and scholars inrerested in Jesuit commi... more EMBLEMATICA This Bibliography hasbeen a formidable labor, and scholars inrerested in Jesuit commitment to educarion, in rhe crearion of images and their usage, and in divers. forms of public celebradon will be beholden to rhe authors of this texr. Menesrrier, at lasr, has found bibliophiles worthy of his vast output and ambirious enrerprise.

Shakespeare and the Material Culture of Banqueting: Representing the Absent and the Festive Ritual Reversed in "Romeo and Juliet" and "Macbeth"

Misako Matsuda's "Emblematic Shakespeare" reviewed by Shinji Yamamoto

EMBLEMATICA This Bibliography hasbeen a formidable labor, and scholars inrerested in Jesuit commi... more EMBLEMATICA This Bibliography hasbeen a formidable labor, and scholars inrerested in Jesuit commitment to educarion, in rhe crearion of images and their usage, and in divers. forms of public celebradon will be beholden to rhe authors of this texr. Menesrrier, at lasr, has found bibliophiles worthy of his vast output and ambirious enrerprise.

Shakespeare and the Material Culture of Banqueting: Representing the Absent and the Festive Ritual Reversed in "Romeo and Juliet" and "Macbeth"

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