"Werner Hüllen makes a thoughtful, well-documented, and wide-ranging case for placing Peter Mark Roget’s (1779–1869) popular, and by now iconic, Thesaurus (1852) at what he claims is an important nexus in the history of ...

The second issue of the fourth volume of _Borrowers and Lenders_. Hartley, Andrew James_Time Lord of Infinite Space: Celebrity Casting, Romanticism, and British Identity in the RSC's "Doctor Who Hamlet"_; Lehman, Farrah_"Nisht ...

" [...] Fredric Dolezal's "Writing the history of English lexicography," opens up some of the most important questions addressed in the collection as a whole. How, Dolezal asks, do we write the history of English lexicography? ...

Professor Dr. H.E. Wiegand worked towards a theory of definition (or, more precisely, in his terms,"so- called definition") by questioning the conventional practice and theoretical premises of linguists and lexicographers. ...

This is the second issue of the second volume of _Borrowers and Lenders_. Aune, M. G._Crossing the Border: Shakespeare Biography, Academic Celebrity, and the Reception of Will in the World_; Prince, Kathryn_Illustration, ...

This first issue of the second volume of Borrowers and Lenders is focused on Shakespeare and childhood. Deszcz-Tryhubczak, Justyna_Giving "to Airy Nothing a Local Habitation and a Name": William Shakespeare's Worlds of ...

This first issue of the third volume of _Borrowers and Lenders_ features Canadian Shakespeares. Fischlin, Daniel_Giving Shakespeare Meaning, Canadian Style: Canadian(?) Shakespeares_; Moore, Don_Re-Imagining Ethics, ...

The second issue of the inaugural volume of Borrowers and Lenders. Cartelli, Thomas and Katherine Rowe_Surviving Shakespeare: Kristian Levring's The King is Alive_; Gil, Daniel Juan_Avant-garde Technique and the Visual ...

This is the first issue of the fourth volume of _Borrowers and Lenders_, which focuses on Shakespeare and actors of color. Skelton, Jay Paul_Notes from the Rehearsal Room: Casting People of Color_; Ocampo-Guzman, ...