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Shylock and Bibliophilia

Arnold Wesker, Shylock and bibliophilia

Members of the group who attended the excellent talk by Kevin De Ornellas last March, “’An extraordinary invention called the printing press ... great ... divine ... incredible ... amazing ... glory’: Shakespeare, Arnold Wesker and the Rehabilitation of Shylock through Bibliophilia,” will be pleased to know that it has now been published. It is now entitled  '“The Law is a Terrifying Thing”: Anti-semitic Misuse of the Law in Arnold Wesker’s Shylock,'  Liverpool Law Rev 44, 345–357 (2023). The full text is freely available from this Link.