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Dr. Terri Bourus

Campus Address: 334 N. Senate Ave. Suite GL-B
Phone: (317)278-0887
Fax: (317)278-1287
Email: tbourus@iupui.edu
Appointments: Associate Professor of English Drama
Director and General Editor: New Oxford Shakespeare Project Founding Director: Hoosier Bard Productions
Website: http://liberalarts.iupui.edu/directory/bio/tbourus
Academic Interests: My primary research focuses on the Print and Performance of Early Modern Drama. As a Bibliographer and Text Editor as well as a performer, I am most interested in the ways that Early Modern Drama was received by, and integrated into late 16th and early 17th culture, creating a playing space for this drama that continues to prosper. How did performance and print make it both possible (and problematic) for that drama to be reinterpreted for every succeeding generation of scholars and performers? I am also interested in issues of adaptation and attribution by examining not just the early modern texts, but the stagings, films, photography and art that continue to evolve from them and adapt to new and exciting technologies: some in place, others yet to be developed. I am one of three General Editors of the New Oxford Shakespeare and as I edit, I will continue to explore these texts through the lens of performance. I am passionate about teaching these plays and, perhaps even more, I am passionate about performing them.
Teaching: The Major Plays of Shakespeare
Conversations with Shakespeare
Theories of Theatre
Women Writers of the Early Modern Period
Critical Views of Shakespeare
Shakespeare's Contemporaries
Modern and Contemporary Irish Drama
Introduction to Drama
Introduction to Shakespeare
British Literature, 1500-1800
Fiction without Boundaries: Travel Literature 1600-1800
Introduction to Literary Theory


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Francis X. Connor

Campus Address: The Emelie Building, Suite GL-B
Phone: (317)278-0603
Email: fconnor@iupui.edu
Appointments: Visiting Research Associate, New Oxford Shakespeare Project
Academic Interests: English poetry and drama to 1700, Chaucer, Sidney, Shakespeare, Milton, book history, textual theory

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Sarah Neville

Campus Address: The Emelie Building, 334 N. Senate Avenue, Suite GL-B
Phone: (317)274-4226
Email: nevilles@iupui.edu
Appointments: Editing Research Associate, New Oxford Shakespeare Project
Academic Interests: Shakespeare, early modern literature, bibliography, printing history/history of the book, research methods, history of science/medicine.
Teaching: ENG-L 220 (Shakespeare)

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