humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare

On Mar 8, 3:26=EF=BF=BDpm, Roundtable wrote:
> On 7 Mrz., 06:19, "conradc...@gmail.com" wrote:
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> > On Mar 6, 11:34 pm, Art Neuendorffer
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> > > This week, a new group joined the Shakespearean fray: nine teenage
> > > girls from a state-run Jewish school in London, who protested
> > > Shakespeare's alleged anti-Semitism in "The Merchant of Venice" by
> > > refusing to answer questions in a national curriculum exam. The girls,=

> > > students at the Yesodey Hatorah Senior Girls School, an Orthodox
> > > institution with 249 pupils, were supposed to answer questions about
> > > "The Tempest," which they had studied earlier in the semester. But
> > > they decided to make a stand and instigated a boycott against the
> > > Bard, despite the fact that the offending work - "The Merchant of
> > > Venice" - was not part of the curriculum and was not part of the exam.=

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> > > Art Neuendorffer
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> > Art, your style is getting closer and closer to Lyra's.- Zitierten Text =
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> Don't always be offensive to Mr. Neuendorffer, folks. I for one found
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> article interesting and am glad he posted it.
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> RT

MM:
Shakespeare was not Anti=3DSemitic. He knew he was a Jew, himself, when
he was Jesus Christ. :-) Saints are for the spiritual advancement of
souls, if they want to advance. Religion, race, etc., are immaterial
and irrelevant.

Michael Martin