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Even the statue of Shakespeare breaks for tea at 4 pm.
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Study Abroad London
Blog for Prof. Richmond Barbour's NCSA study abroad group. London, Fall 2005.
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Even the statue of Shakespeare breaks for tea at 4 pm.
About Me
- Name: Prof. Barbour
Richmond Barbour is an Associate Professor of English at Oregon State University. His teaching and research interests include Shakespeare, Renaissance Literature, Theater and Drama, Classical Mythology, Cross-cultural Studies, Travel Writing, and Maritime History. He has published articles on Ben Jonson, William Shakespeare, and the London East India Company. His book, Before Orientalism. London's Theatre of the East, 1576-1626, examines early modern English visions of, and contact with, Asia. In 2001 he led a group of university students on study abroad in Athens, Greece.
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- Week 2 Highlights
- Summary of Week 1 in London
- Security in London
- Images of International Fleet Review and Mock Battle
- Trafalgar Festival Begins
- Pericles at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
- A Midsummer Night's Dream in Stratford
- Trafalgar 200
- Kevin Spacey to perform Richard II
- Fall 2005 Course Offerings
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