Volume 51 (2018): Issue 2 (Sep 2018): Shakespeare and the Jews. Guest Editor: Lily Kahn.

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Table of Contents

Editorial
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Shakespeare’s England and the Jews
Critical Approaches to Jewish Themes in Shakespeare
Shakespeare in Hebrew Translation
The Task of the Hebrew Translation
The Task of the Hebrew Translation
The Use of Biblicizing Techniques in Isaac Salkinson’s Hebrew Translations
The Use of Biblicizing Techniques in Isaac Salkinson’s Hebrew Translations
The Word of the Lord to Shylock
The Word of the Lord to Shylock
Biblical Echoes in Meir Wieseltier’s Hebrew Translation of Macbeth
?הַאִם אַתָּה דּוֹמֶה לְיוֹם אָבִיב
?הַאִם אַתָּה דּוֹמֶה לְיוֹם אָבִיב
Shakespeare and the Jews in the Press
Shakespeare and Jewish Education
‘Go out and learn’
‘Go out and learn’
Redefining Censorship
Redefining Censorship
Teatrum Mundi
Teatrum Mundi
Shylock and the Holocaust
Shylock and the Nazis
Shylock and the Nazis
A Hebrew Take on Shylock on the New York Stage
A Hebrew Take on Shylock on the New York Stage
Shylock in Buchenwald
Shylock in Buchenwald
Anglo-Jewish Adaptations of Shakespeare
Global Perspectives on The Merchant of Venice
The Image of Jews as Constructed by Lexical Items
The Image of Jews as Constructed by Lexical Items
Theatre and Ideology
Theatre and Ideology
The Merchant ON Venice [Boulevard, Los Angeles], Chicago, 2007
The Merchant ON Venice [Boulevard, Los Angeles], Chicago, 2007
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