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Shakespeare and Complexity Theory is a mind-expanding and discipline-shattering text. It is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding complexity theory and its relevance to literary studies. The book illuminates the 'Shakespeare' phenomenon as a complex array of interlocking systems reaching from authorship to collaboration, storytelling to theatrical practice, dance to pedagogy, and natural to cultural environments. Exciting new readings of canonical plays are enabled by leveraging complexivist principles such as bounded instability, self-organisation, emergence and attractors.--Professor Liam E. Semler, University of Sydney Shakespeare and Complexity Theory displays a kind of breathtaking intellectual energy here that carries all before it. - Evelyn Tribble, Donald Collie Chair, University of Otago

"Shakespeare and Complexity Theory is a mind-expanding and discipline-shattering text. It is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding complexity theory and its relevance to literary studies. The book illuminates the ‘Shakespeare’ phenomenon as a complex array of interlocking systems reaching from authorship to collaboration, storytelling to theatrical practice, dance to pedagogy, and natural to cultural environments. Exciting new readings of canonical plays are enabled by leveraging complexivist principles such as bounded instability, self-organisation, emergence and attractors.--Professor Liam E. Semler, University of Sydney ""Shakespeare and Complexity Theory displays a kind of breathtaking intellectual energy here that carries all before it."" – Evelyn Tribble, Donald Collie Chair, University of Otago"

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Claire Hansen is a researcher on the Shakespeare Reloaded Project at the University of Sydney.

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