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Never Ever Forever: Taylor Swift and Repetition

February 16, 2013

Following on from my piece on repeition and quotation in Macklemore’s “Thrift Shop“, I’m taking a look at Taylor Swift’s “We Are Never …

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Recycling at the Thrift Shop: Macklemore and Repetition

February 16, 2013

My posts about misquoting Shakespeare have made me more alert than usual to the way quotation and repetition feature in …

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Misunderstood Shakespeare: Yorrick, We Hardly Knew Thee

February 6, 2013

Carrying on from my previous piece on misapplying Shakespeare in general (and quoting Polonius in particular), I want to look …

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Shakespeare Misquoted, Misunderstood and Misapplied

January 21, 2013

The linguistic soup we swim around in contains more than a dash of Shakespeare.  Tea-towels, fridge-magnets and dictionaries of quotation …

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My latest book investigates a literary urban legend about Shakespeare and the King James Bible.

Words of Power: Reading Shakespeare and the Bible - my book on the history and use of these two texts.

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