Bart van Es

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Bart van Es

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According to Wikipedia, Bart van Es is a literary critic and writer. He is a professor of English at the University of Oxford, where he is also a senior tutor and fellow of St Catherine's College. Van Es was born in the Netherlands and lived in Norway, Dubai and Indonesia before his family settled in the United Kingdom in 1986. He studied English at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, and gained his doctorate from Cambridge in 2000; his thesis title was "Forms of history in the works of Edmund Spenser".

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Bart van Es's Published Works

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Shakespeare in Company (2013) (46)
Spenser's forms of history (2002) (33)
"Johannes fac Totum"?: Shakespeare's First Contact with the Acting Companies (2010) (9)
A Critical Companion to Spenser Studies (2006) (9)
NATIONALISM AND HISTORICAL LOSS IN RENAISSANCE ENGLAND: Foxe, Dee, Spenser, Milton (Book) (2004) (8)
Out Of Season (2011) (7)
Michael Drayton, Literary History and Historians in Verse (2007) (6)
“Priuie to his Counsell and Secret Meaning”: Spenser and Political Prophecy (2000) (5)
“The Streame and Currant of Time”: Land, Myth, and History in the Works of Spenser (2003) (5)
Discourses of Conquest: The Faerie Queene, the Society of Antiquaries, and A View of the Present State of Ireland (2002) (2)
Shakespeare's Comedies: A Very Short Introduction (2016) (2)
Medieval Shakespeare: Late Shakespeare and the Middle Ages (2013) (1)
THE LIFE OF JOHN DIXON, THE FAERIE QUEENE'S FIRST ANNOTATOR (2001) (1)
Reviving the legacy of indoor performance (2014) (1)
His fellow actors Will Kemp, Robert Armin and other members of the Lord Chamberlain's Men and the King's Men (2015) (1)
Shakespeare versus Blackfriars: Satiric Comedy, Domestic Tragedy, and the Boy Actor in Othello (2017) (1)
‘Written Dialogue-Wise’: Antiquarianism and Ireland’s Conquest (2002) (0)
7Published Before 1589 (2006) (0)
Review: Shakespeare's Sonnets (2004) (0)
Find Print Edition in Library Shakespeare’s Comedies: A Very Short Introduction (2016) (0)
Review: Rhetorical Affect in Early Modern Writing: Renaissance Passions Reconsidered (2004) (0)
The events of 1594 (2013) (0)
The children’s companies (2013) (0)
Prologue: Shakespeare’s early life and the origins of commercial theatre (1576–1592) (2013) (0)
Raphael Holinshed and Historical Writing (2013) (0)
Exploring opportunities for personal sales and after-sales video: From selling car repairs to motivating an active recovery in physiotherapy (2018) (0)
Imitation and identity (2013) (0)
Works Published Before 1589 (2006) (0)
‘All my Antique Moniments Defaced?’: Chronicles and Missing History (2002) (0)
Thoughts on Graduate Study in Spenser (2019) (0)
The working conditions of the playwright (2013) (0)
‘The Stream and Current of Time’: Chorography and the Presence of the Past (2002) (0)
Shakespeare and co-authorship (2013) (0)
Spenser and History (2010) (0)
A Mirror for Magistrates in Context: ‘They do it with mirrors’: Spenser, Shakespeare, Baldwin's Mirror , and Elizabethan literature's political vanishing act (2016) (0)
Early modern literary afterlives (2012) (0)
Writing the Nation in Reformation England, 1530-1580 (2005) (0)
Captive children: John Lyly, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and child impressment on the early modern stage (2018) (0)
Control over casting (2013) (0)
Shakespeare’s singularity (2013) (0)
The influence of fresh water discharge on coastal water levels: By a combination of physical and probabilistic models (2018) (0)
The Globe partnership (2013) (0)
Shakespeare as literary dramatist (2013) (0)
‘By Cyphers, or by Magicke Mighf’: Prophecy and History (2002) (0)
‘Antique Praises vnto Present PersonsFit’: Analogy and History in thePublic Sphere (2002) (0)
The events of 1608 (2013) (0)
Studying non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in two Oklahoma counties: a call for centralized cancer data management. (1997) (0)
‘With Fayned Colours Shading a True Case’: Euhemerism and Universal History (2002) (0)

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University of Oxford