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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 19.0188  Friday, 28 March 2008

From:		Nicole Coonradt <nmcoonradt@comcast.net>
Date:		Thursday, 13 Mar 2008 17:00:17 +0000
Subject:	Regarding Merchant Articles in Relarts

Dear SHAKSPER members,

In response to two recent threads "Untouchable Shakespeare" and "Now 
Available" (11 March 2008), I have received private inquiries about my 
article and John Klause's work. Both, as noted at the first thread, 
appear in _Religion and the Arts: A Journal of Boston College_, edited 
by Dennis Taylor, noted WS scholar and fellow SHAKSPERean. Problematic 
for some members is the fact that the journal is not among the 
subscriptions at many university libraries (not in JSTOR or Project 
Muse, or even some Faith/Theology search engines), my own library at DU 
included. Most immediately, interested members probably ought to request 
the articles via inter-library loans through their university libraries 
(or local municipal ones if members are not affiliated with particular 
universities). Because they will likely come to you electronically as 
PDFs, requests should take little time to arrive. In the long-term, I 
encourage individual members to please consider placing a request 
through the appropriate department for your library to add Relarts to 
its list of subscriptions.

Thanks for the interest!

Best,
Nicole

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