Sources premières
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The Shakespeare Tercentenary: Suggestions for School and College Celebrations of the Tercentenary of Shakespeare’s Death in 1916, Prepared by the Drama League of America, under the Editorial Direction of Percival Chubb, President, with the Collaboration of Miss Mary Porter Beegle, of Barnard College, New York, Miss Mary Wood Hinman, of the School of Dance, Chicago, Dr Wm. E. Bohn, of the Ethical Culture School, New York, Washington, D.C., National Capital Press, 1916.
André Chevrillon, “Shakespeare et l’âme anglaise”, Revue de Paris, année 23, tome 3, 15 mai 1916, pp. 225-57
Francis Colmer, Shakespeare in Time of War: Excerpts from the Plays Arranged with Topiclal Allusion , London, 1916.
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Albert Hatton Gilmer, King Shakespeare: A Masque of Praise for the Shakespeare Tercentenary written for the Drama League of Boston, Tufts College, Boston, 1916
Israel Gollancz, A Book of Homage to Shakespeare, Oxford UP, 1916
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R. E. Hunter, Shakespeare and the Tercentenary Celebration, 1864.
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Rabindranath Tagore contributed a sonnet on the English poet in Bengali to the Shakespeare Tercentenary Commemoration Volume at the request of the Shakespeare Society.
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Sources critiques
Judith Buchanan, “Shakespeare films of the 1916 tercentenary”, Shakespeare on Silent film: An Excellent Dumb Discourse, Cambridge UP, 2009, ch. 6.
Clara Calvo, “Shakespeare and Cervantes in 1916: THe Politics of Language”, in Shifting the Scene: Shakespeare in European Culture, ed. Ladina Bezzola Lambert, Balz Engler, U. of Delaware Press, 2004.
Richard Foulkes, “A babel of bardolaters: the 1864 tercentenary”, and “The theatre of war: the 1916 tercentenary”, Performing Shakespeare in the Age of Empire, Cambridge UP, 2002, ch. 3 and 8.
William Green, “Caliban by the Yellow Sands: Percy MacKaye’s Adaptation of The Tempest”, Maske und Kothurn, 1989, vol. 35, 59-69.
Werner Habicht, “Shakespeare Celebrations in Times of War,” Shakespeare Quarterly, vol. 52, n° 4, 2001, pp. 441-55.
Lynne Walhout Hinojosa, “National Cultural History in Public Spaces: The Theater, the Press, the Great War”, The Renaissance, English Cultural Nationalism and Modernism, 1860-1920, Palgrave Macmillan, 2009, ch. 7.
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Coppelia Kahn, “Remembering Shakespeare Imperially: The 1916 Tercentenary,” Shakespeare Quarterly, vol. 52, n° 4, 2001, pp. 456-478.
Joanna Montgomery-Byles, University of Cyprus, “From Kemble to Irving – Shakespeare’s Tercentenary, 1864”, paper at the Shakespeare Association of America, 1999.
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Wilhelm Schoof, “Dingelstedts Plan einer neuen Shakespeare-Übersetzung,” Shakespeare Jahrbuch, vol. 76, 1940.
Monika Smialkowska, “ ‘A democratic art at a democratic price‘: The American Celebrations of the Shakespeare Tercentenary, 1916”, Transatlantica, on line 27 September 2010
Poonam Trivedi and Dennis Bartholomeusz, eds., India’s Shakespeare: Translation, Interpretation and Performance, Dorling Kindersley, India, 2005.
