Steven Greenblatt
Steven Greenblatt is an acclaimed American Shakespearean scholar, literary historian, and professor at Harvard University. He gained prominence for his work on early modern literature and culture, particularly in relation to Shakespeare's plays. Greenblatt is known for his innovative approach to literary criticism, which often incorporates historical context and interdisciplinary methods. His influential books, including 'Will in the World' and 'The Swerve,' have garnered both scholarly acclaim and popular readership. Recently, he was in the news due to his reflections on a past invitation to speak at a conference in Iran, which prompted considerations of the cultural and political complexities of engaging with a theocratic regime.
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Steven Greenblatt recounts his experiences at the first Iranian conference on Shakespeare in Tehran in 2014.
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Steven Greenblatt is a prominent Shakespearean scholar and was an honorary guest at the first Iranian conference on Shakespeare held in Tehran in 2014.
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Steven Greenblatt is an internationally recognized American Shakespearean and literary historian who was invited to the First Iranian Conference on Shakespeare in Tehran in 2014.
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