Not because they believe the plays themselves, like Hamlet and Julius Caesar ... But a new study published by Oxford University Press offers new insight into the authorship debate.

Professor Mark Burnett is a leading scholar of Shakespearean adaptations and their global contexts and his most recent monograph is ‘Hamlet’ and World Cinema ... was published by Oxford University ...

The publishing trade has slammed Meta’s use of pirated books for AI training, with Cambridge University Press (CUP) and the Romantic Novelists’ Association (RNA) among those criticising the ...

PETALING JAYA: Oxford Languages, a part of Oxford University Press, announces its latest Oxford English Dictionary (OED) update, consisting of “untranslatable words” from Malaysia and Singapore.

For decades, conspiracy theorists in the literary world have thought William Shakespeare didn't really write all of his plays. A new AI ...

But a new study published by Oxford University Press offers new insight into the authorship debate. And it does so by taking the human element out entirely. The study from Zeev Volkovich and ...

In a statement, publisher Oxford University Press highlighted that many of these words are "untranslatable", meaning they lack a direct equivalent in English but are useful for English speakers to ...

In a statement, publisher Oxford University Press said among the newly included words is “alamak” — an exclamation expressing surprise, shock, dismay, or outrage. It said the origins of the word — ...

Kathryn Armistead and available from the University Press of Florida. This book was awarded a U of A Humanities Center subvention grant in 2024. The book tells the stories of nine Southern Methodist ...

Most times, it’s spelled “terer”. This move is called “Superman” for obvious reasons. Image: Wiki Impact Oxford University Press said a word will be considered for inclusion in the OED when it has ...