Teaching Shakespeare in Economic Context
Explore a staff mobility program for Teaching Associate Professor Brian Willems at the University of Ljubljana focusing on teaching Shakespeare in an economic context. The program involves examining four plays and incorporating contemporary economic theories to enhance curriculum in Split and Ljubljana. Recommendations include developing interdisciplinary research and teaching contacts within departments and integrating economic issues into literary discussions to enrich English departments.
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Staff Mobility For Teaching Associate Professor Brian Willems, University of Ljubljana, English Department A ker eva 2 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenija 17-23.11.2019
Host: Ms Anja Golec, Erasmus Coordinator Email: anja.golec@ff.uni-lj.si Prof. dr. sc. Igor Maver
Short description of mobility Teaching Shakespeare in an economic context four plays are examined: King Lear, The Temptest, The Taming of the Shrew, Julian Caesar Contemporary theories regarding historical and contemporary econimcs are used expand teaching cirriculum both in Split and Ljubljana
Recommendations: Develop research and teaching contacts within the two departments The incorporation of economic issues into literary discussion is essential Interdisciplinarity is vital to English departments
