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‘A language that I understand not’ What do students find difficult when they read Shakespeare?

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‘A language that I understand not’ What do students find difficult when they read Shakespeare? / Murphy, Sean Edward; Culpeper, Jonathan Vaughan.
2018. British Shakespeare Association Conference, Belfast, United Kingdom.

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Harvard

Murphy, SE & Culpeper, JV 2018, '‘A language that I understand not’ What do students find difficult when they read Shakespeare?', British Shakespeare Association Conference, Belfast, United Kingdom, 14/06/18 - 17/06/18.

APA

Murphy, S. E., & Culpeper, J. V. (2018). ‘A language that I understand not’ What do students find difficult when they read Shakespeare?. British Shakespeare Association Conference, Belfast, United Kingdom.

Vancouver

Murphy SE, Culpeper JV. ‘A language that I understand not’ What do students find difficult when they read Shakespeare?. 2018. British Shakespeare Association Conference, Belfast, United Kingdom.

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Murphy, Sean Edward ; Culpeper, Jonathan Vaughan. / ‘A language that I understand not’ What do students find difficult when they read Shakespeare?. British Shakespeare Association Conference, Belfast, United Kingdom.

Bibtex

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