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This progressive and encouraging collection really does assume that Shakespeare’s plays, like the players whom Hamlet welcomes to Elsinore, are ‘the abstracts and brief chronicles of the time’ – of our own times. I hope these essays continue a range of on-going conversations about justice, inclusion, diversity, fairness, and, yes, kindness. * Rev. Dr Paul Edmondson, The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, UK *

This progressive and encouraging collection really does assume that Shakespeare's plays, like the players whom Hamlet welcomes to Elsinore, are 'the abstracts and brief chronicles of the time' - of our own times. I hope these essays continue a range of on-going conversations about justice, inclusion, diversity, fairness, and, yes, kindness. * Rev. Dr Paul Edmondson, The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, UK *

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David Ruiter is Faculty Director of the Teaching + Learning Commons at the University of California, San Diego, USA. He has written on issues of hospitality, intersectionality, translation, globalism and civic theatre, as related to Shakespeare. His teaching has focused on Shakespeare, the history of literary forms, world literature and detective fiction.

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