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DESCRIPTION:The Friends of the Library have the pleasure in presenting the
 \nAnnual Shakespeare Lecture\nPaul Yachnin\, Tomlinson Professor of Shakes
 peare Studies at\n91şÚÁĎÍř\, will discuss the thin line between a
 nimals and\npeople in Shakespeare's time- a time in which some people\, li
 ke\naristocratic men\, were considered fully human\, and others\, like\nwo
 men\, people of colour and people of lower rank like Shakespeare\,\nwere c
 onsidered closer to animals. How did\nShakespeare’s animality\, Professor 
 Yachnin asks\, make\nhim into the world’s supreme literary genius?\nRSVP: 
 rsvp.libraries [at] mcgill.ca |\n514-398-4681\n
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LOCATION:CA\, Arts Building\, Moyse Hall\, 853 Sherbrooke Street West\, Art
 s Building\, Moyse Hall\, 853 Sherbrooke Street West
SUMMARY:The Beast in Shakespeare: How an Animal became the World's Greatest
    Writer
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