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Shakespeare Lecture

BBC Radio 3
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Six specially commissioned lectures on Shakespeare and his meaning in the modern world. 6: Prospero's Pagans: the Greening of Shakespeare's The Tempest. David Dabydeen explores paganism in The Tempest and argues that both greens and new-agers may find philosophical roots within the play.

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David Dabydeen
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