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Page xv AcknowledgmentsEvery collection of essays is dependent on the intelligence and diligence of its contributors, and the members of this volume have been exemplary on both counts. We would like to thank them, and particularly those who were part of the two South Atlantic Modern Language Association panels on ‘‘Shakespearean appropriation” organized by Robert Sawyer (1997 and 1998). They helped to shape the volume from its beginning and remained enthusiastic through its production. Deirdre Ralston helped to facilitate those panels. We would also like to thank Terence Hawkes for his interest and guidance. The members of our families, human and canine, provided excellent support, and Kathy and Jane of the University of Georgia Freshman English Office offered encouragement on a daily basis. We would like to thank Keith O’Neill and Matt Kozusko for their help on the project, and other friends for their encouragement: Mary Anne O’Neal, George Fink, and Anne Williams. This volume is dedicated to Fran Teague and Marianne Novy, from whom we have learned much about good scholarship and collegiality. C.D. and R.S. NoteUnless otherwise noted, Shakespearean references are to The Norton Shakespeare. Excerpt from “The Hollow Men” in Collected Poems 1909– |
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