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Shakespeare and the Reactionary Mind: Counterrevolution, Fascism, Militarism at Garrick’s Temple to Shakespeare Aug 31 2024 Conservatives have always tended to claim Shakespeare as one of theirown. In the 1950s, E. M. W. Tillyard developed the influential thesis thatShakespeare’s plays uphold the traditional social hierarchies and suggestthat these hierarchies are embedded in nature. Ulysses’ speech […]

The Frankfurt School and Shakespeare (June 25, 2022)

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We return to Garrick’s Temple! This symposium explores the works of William Shakespeare through the thought of the Frankfurt School and associated thinkers.

THE COLLÈGE DE SOCIOLOGIE AND SHAKESPEARE (Online Event, April 9 2022)

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The Collège de Sociologie is a group of French intellectuals (including Georges Bataille, Roger Callois, Pierre Klossowski) that met in an informal discussion series in Paris between 1937-39. This symposium, organised by the Shakespeare in Philosophy project and Garrick’s Temple to Shakespeare (building on the work of Kingston Shakespeare) brings together thought and influence of […]

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Shakespeare and the Reactionary Mind – hybrid event Aug 31 2024

The Frankfurt School and Shakespeare (June 25, 2022)

THE COLLÈGE DE SOCIOLOGIE AND SHAKESPEARE (Online Event, April 9 2022)