Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 4, No. 836. Thursday, 24 November 1993.
 
From:           Naomi Conn Liebler <
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Date:           Tuesday, 23 Nov 93 15:41:33 GMT
Subject: 4.0825 Re: "Shakespeare in the Bush"
Comment:        Re: SHK 4.0825 Re: "Shakespeare in the Bush"
 
Matter of fact, Laura Bohannon's essay was ORIGINALLY published in 1956, under
the title "Miching Mallecho: That Means Mischief," in a volume called _From the
Third Programme_, an "anthology" of BBC efforts. The version printed in
-Natural History_ a decade later is virtually identical except for the title
which became "Shakespeare in the Bush." I mention this for those whose
libraries don't stock _Natural History_ (incidentally, my notes say that it was
the September-October issue, not August-September, 1966), and for those who
like to go back to REALLY ORIGINAL versions. I also think this is a brilliant
essay, with lessons for anyone (the older and the more degrees held, the
better), not just undergraduates.
 
Happy digging. Cheers,
Naomi Liebler

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