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Shakespeare Links

• Shakespeare Resource Center

• About.com: Shakespeare

• Shakespeare's Life and Times

• Folger Shakespeare Library

• Absolute Shakespeare Web Site

• Shakespeare Magazine

• Malaspina Great Books: Shakespeare

• PBS's In Search of Shakespeare

• Renaissance: Life in Elizabethan England

• Wikipedia: Elizabeth I

• Luminarium: 16th Century Renaissance English Literature

• Bibliomania's Shakespeare Guide

• Virtual Stratford-on-Avon

• Wikipedia: Shakespeare

• E-Notes: Shakespeare

• Shakespeare's Globe

• A Guide to Elizabethan Drama

• Shakespeare's Globe: Then and Now

PLAYS

• Shakespeare Online

• The Complete Works of William Shakespeare

• SparkNotes Study Guides for the Plays

• No Fear Shakespeare: All Plays

Othello

• Othello (text)

• No Fear Shakespeare: Othello (modern translation)

• SparkNotes Guide

• E-Notes: Othello

• Wikipedia: Othello

• Study Guide (M. J. Cummings)

• 100 Essays about Othello by Dr. Bill Long

• University of Victoria: Othello

• Penguin Classics Teacher's Guide

• "Shakespeare's Othello and the Power of Language"

Hamlet

• Sparks Notes Guide to the Play

• No Fear Shakespeare: Hamlet

• Hamlet Online: Annotated Directory of Online Sources

• Enjoying Hamlet (Ed Friedlander's Site)

• Seachable Online Version of Hamlet

• The Hamlet Home Page

• Classic Notes: Hamlet

• Hamlet: The Legend Behind the Play

• Theatre History: Hamlet

• Thinkquest's Hamlet Site

• Lecture Notes on Hamlet

• The Issue of Language: Introduction to Richard II and Hamlet

• Hamlet's Puns and Paradoxes

Julius Caesar

• Sparks Notes guide to the play

• No Fear Shakespeare: Julius Caesar

• The Julius Caesar Site

• Julius Caesar Paraphrase

• Searchable online version of the play

• Bibliomania's Study Guide

• General Roman history on Julius Caesar and his time

• ThinkQuest's Julius Caesar Site

• "All are punished":  Studying Varying Loyalties in Julius Caesar