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Shakespeareana
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Shake·spear·e·an·a or Shake·spear·i·an·a  (shk-spîr-n, -än)
n.
A collection of items by or relating to Shakespeare.

Shakespeareana [ˈʃeɪkˌspɪərɪˈɑːnə ʃeɪkˌspɪər-]
pl n
(Literary & Literary Critical Terms) collected writings or items relating to Shakespeare


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The local knowledge generated by an informed contemporary performance has remained marginal in the theoretical reflection on the meanings of "Shakespeare," for these contemporary localities--Anglophone or not--are often seen as obscure bits of Shakespeariana and therefore detached from what has been perceived as the core of Shakespearean knowledge.
Malouf once visited the Washington library with the world's most complete collection of Shakespeariana, described as a "communion" being in the "real presence" of texts "which belong equally to all .
Musical Shakespeariana can trace its evolution to the middle of the eighteenth century, when the bard's plays established themselves on the Russian stage.
 
 
 
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