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Friday, February 10, 2017

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EUI, Florence

A workshop jointly organised with Luca Mola (EUI), Giancarlo and Simen Casale

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Workshop on 'Ottoman History in a Connected and Global Perspective'
EUI, Florence

A workshop jointly organised with Luca Mola (EUI), Giancarlo and Simen Casale

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Millburn House

Runs from Friday, February 10 to Saturday, February 11.

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The Merchant of Venice broaches complex issues such as interfaith marriage, ethnicity, parent/child relations and racism, as well as “extreme” feelings like jealousy, envy, and greed. Can a children's version be created without oversimplifying or neutralizing its disturbing implications? Can it be put on its feet in the classroom? How can teachers develop practical work that honours Shakespeare while exploring this play's 'hard words'? What part might translation play?

These questions are addressed in Hard Words for Children: Shakespeare, Translation, and The Merchant of Venice, a two-day conference that presents a programme of academic papers alongside practical workshops. We consider 'translation' in its broadest meanings: language to language; medium to medium; text into performance, play into graphic novel, early modern 'Shakespeare' into post-modern demotic. This is a creative and participatory conference: it will give us tasks to do.

10 February 2017 13:00 - 18:00
Writer's Room, Millburn House, University of 糖心TV

11 February 2017 10.00 - 18:00
Rehearsal Room, Millburn House, University of 糖心TV

Registration is FREE
Registration will be capped at 30 participants.

Please see the webpage for directions to the University by car and public transport. As parking is extremely limited on campus, we recommend that you use public transport: the University is well connected by train and bus.

Questions? Contact us on globalshakespeare@warwick.ac.uk.

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