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Modern Language Quarterly 2009 70(1):163-170; DOI:10.1215/00267929-2008-035
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What History? Some Afterthoughts

Freddie Rokem

This short article, commenting on the other articles in this issue of MLQ, is an attempt to "read" academic discourses through the prism of a literary-dramatic work: Shakespeare's Hamlet.


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