Emma Smith
Emma Smith
NEWS: 8/2/12
•Shakespeare Ballon Debate! 23 February, 7.30, Blackwell’s Oxford
•Revenge Tragedies on stage: see Guardian article
•My Top Shakespeare Websites via the English and Media Centre
•Coming soon on iTunesU: 6th week: King Lear
•Shakespeare podcasts
I work at Hertford College as Fellow and Tutor in English, and at the University of Oxford as a lecturer in the Faculty of English Language and Literature.
My research and teaching interests are in early modern drama and Shakespeare. I am currently working with Andy Kesson and contributors on defining Elizabethan print popularity, for publication by Ashgate in 2013. I am also working on the Shakespeare First Folio and on the emerging conventions of early modern print drama.
You can read about my publications, follow my podcasts, or email me.
Recent publications 2012
•‘William Shakespeare’ in The Blackwell Encyclopedia of English Renaissance Literature eds Garrett J. Sullivan and Alan Stewart (forthcoming, Wiley-Blackwell, 2012)
•‘Dr Faustus and the Gothic’ (English Review 22:4, Spring 2012)
•‘‘Time’s comic sparks’: the dramaturgy of A Mad World My Masters and Timon of Athens’ with Laurie E. Maguire, in The Oxford Handbook to Middleton eds Gary Taylor and Trish Henley (forthcoming, Oxford University Press, 2012)
•Five Revenge Tragedies (ed.) (forthcoming, Penguin, 2012)
•The Cambridge Shakespeare Guide (forthcoming, CUP, 2012)
Recent and forthcoming lectures 2012
18 January + 5 weeks, Approaching Shakespeare lectures (to be podcast)
20 January, Birkbeck Early Modern Studies, ‘Reading Shakespeare’s First Folio (1623)’
27 January, Oxford Graduates Society ‘Selling Shakespeare’
4 February, English Faculty Access Day,
‘Women and Shakespeare’
23 February, Shakespeare Balloon Debate Blackwell’s Bookshop, 7.30pm
29 February, Year 13 English, Wheatley Park School, The White Devil
15 March, University of Kent, ‘Constructing Character in Early Modern Plays’