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Thank you, Jeffrey Cohen, for hosting a great event! And thank you, Gil and Kathleen, for your brilliance, friendship, and collegiality.
Seminar at George Washington University, featuring Kathleen Biddick, Jonathan Gil Harris, and Julia Lupton.
Julia’s paper: “Paul Shakespeare: Exegetical Exercises.”
Nice summary of the event at In the Middle (thanks to Lowell Duckert).
Information at In the Middle
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