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• “Los mónologos de Hamlet” by Alberto Colombi
We would like to thank Alberto Colombi for sharing these  reflections on Hamlet's monologues with us on our website. Alberto Colombi is a member of the Board of the FSA. In recent years he has been given workshops on Shakespeare at the Law Faculty of the Universidad de Buenos Aires.colaboraciones.html
Our gratitude goes to the author,  Ángel Luis Pujante, for permission to post this very interesting article on our website. Ángel-Luis Pujante is Professor of English at the University of Murcia, where he has been teaching English Literature since 1981. He has published mainly on fantasy and science fiction, English Renaissance drama (Middleton and Shakespeare), and literary translation, especially of Shakespeare’s plays. He is also the author of an annotated Spanish translation of Thomas Middleton’s A Game at Chess (1983), and has so far published annotated translations of twenty-two of Shakespeare’s plays. He is currently in charge of the editing and translation of the Complete Works of Shakespeare in Spain for the Espasa publishing house.colaboraciones.html
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• Introduction of  'Shakespeare en España' by Ángel Luis Pujante.
• "Shakespeare and Translation” by A. Huang
Our gratitude goes to the author,  A. Huang, for permission to post these very interesting articles on our website. Alexa C. Y. Huang: Co-founder and co-editor of Global Shakespeares  an open-access video archive. Associate Professor of English, Theatre, and International Affairs, George Washington University Research Affiliate, Literature, Massachusetts Institute of Technologycolaboraciones.html

    1. • Introducción a "Shakespeare en España" por Ángel Luis Pujante

    1. • Introducción a "Shakespeare en España" por Ángel Luis Pujante

• “Celebrating the riches of Shakespeare” by Vikram Chopra
• “Hamlet & Hamlet” by Liliana Heer, prologue by Laura Cerrato, illustrations by REP
Our sincere gratitude to Vikram Chopra, for permission to post this very interesting article on our website.colaboraciones.html
Our sincere gratitude to Liliana Heer, Laura Cerrato and REP for permission to post this very interesting article on our website.colaboraciones.html
• "Chinese Shakespeares” by A. Huang

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• “To the Reader” by Harold Bloom
The Fundación Shakespeare Argentina expresses deep and sincere gratitude to Professor Harold Bloom for his generosity in permitting us to publish the text "To the Reader" quoted from his wonderful book Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human.colaboraciones.html
• “Shakespeare’s Sonnets in Hexameters” by Antonio García Vargas
We would like to thank Antonio García Vargas for this interesting material.colaboraciones.html
• “What Country, Friends, Is This?” by Dr. Huang
“What Country, Friends, Is This?”: Touring Shakespeares, Agency, and Efficacy in Theatre Historiography Theatre Survey / Volume 54 / Issue 01 / January 2013, pp 51 - 85 Alexa C. Y. Huang: Co-founder and co-editor of Global Shakespeares  an open-access video archive. Associate Professor of English, Theatre, and International Affairs, George Washington University Research Affiliate, Literature, Massachusetts Institute of Technologycolaboraciones.html
• “Translating Shakespeare” by Pablo Ingberg
Our most sincere gratitude to Pablo Ingberg for this interesting material.