Shakespeare's Language . . . and more
Each episode focuses on some aspect of Shakespeare’s language – usually, though not always, on a single word Shakespeare uses. But each time discussion broadens out, to look at some aspect of language in general, or of English as we use it today.
Best to start with episode 1 and work through them in order.
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