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Henry Turner and Jane Begenhardt Lecture on "Knowing the World in Shakespeare: Experience, Kind, and the Ontology of Race"

When	Nov 08, 2019 from 02:00 PM to 04:00 PM
Where	102 Burrowes Building, Grucci Room
Contact Name	Matt Schuknecht

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Henry Turner and Jane Begenhardt Lecture on "Knowing the World in Shakespeare: Experience, Kind, and the Ontology of Race"

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