Was Shylock Jewish? by Smith, E

Representations of Shylock in Arnold Wesker’s <i>The Merchant</i>, Howard Jacobson’s <i>Shylock Is My Name</i> and Clive Sinclair’s <i>Shylock Must Die</i> by David Brauner

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Sizing Up Shylock's Name Again by Robert F. Fleissner

“…Abstract Whence the name of the Hebrew moneylender Shylock? Although Gross has a chapter title relating to this, the name sounds basically more British than anything else. …”
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The Merchant in Venice: Shylock’s „Unheimlich” Return by Henderson, Diana E

“…With her nontraditional casting of five Shylocks (developed through collaborations with scholars and students as well as her international, multilingual company), director Karin Coonrod made visible the acts of cultural projection and fracturing that Shakespeare's play both epitomizes and has subsequently prompted. …”
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LANCELOT AND SHYLOCK: CONSCIENCE AND ANXIETYREGARDING THE PATERNAL FIGURE by Carlos Roberto Ludwig

“…This article analyzes Lancelot's comic deliberation about leaving his master Shylock, in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice. …”
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Shylock’s Speech in The Merchant of Venice: Critical Discourse Analysis by Hamada Dawood, Nimer A. A. Abuzahra, Mohammed Farrah

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A pragmatic analysis of Shylock’s use of thou and you by Pojprasat Somboon

“…Shakespeare’s Shylock has been so debatable a character since its introduction to the English stage. …”
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The importance of precedents in Shylock’s judgment in Shakespeare’s "The Merchant of Venice" by Gustavo Santana Nogueira

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Adapting Shakespeare – Converting Shylock in Michael Radford’s the Merchant of Venice by Oakes Luke

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Representing Shylock: The Performance History of Shakespeare’s Jew as an Indicator and Instigator of Cultural Change by Hannah Rubenstein

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Shakespeare in the Arab Jordanian Consciousness: Shylock in the Poetry of ʿArār (Mustafa Wahbi Al-Tal) by Hussein A. Alhawamdeh, Ismail Suliman Almazaidah

“…Second, the condemnation of Zionism and its association with Western colonialism. Shakespeare's Shylock, on one hand, is recreated as a Jordanian Shylock, who is a usurer, and, on the other, as a Zionist Shylock. …”
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Trails of Cultural Memory: Rediscovering Shylock as a Father Figure in the 21st Century by Elena Ancuța Ștefan

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Shylock era banchiere o usuraio? Una teoria del credito d'usura by D. MASCIANDARO

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When Tubal Tells The Merchant of Venice as Jessica’s Story: Clive Sinclair’s “Shylock Must Die” by Petr Anténe

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The merchant of venice / by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616, author

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The merchant of Venice / by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616, author, Mahood, M. M. (Molly Maureen)

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Ortaçağ ve Yeniçağdan Bazı Örnekler Bağlamında Avrupa’daki Yahudi Algısının Edebiyata Etkisi by Seda Özmen

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Bernard Malamud’s Hidden Hypotext? by Serena Demichelis

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El deudor descuartizado (Doce tablas, tab. III, 6). Un análisis by Joaquín Muñiz Coello

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THE MERCHANT OF VENICE / by Smith, Rob, editor 255646

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