Jeffrey R. Wilson is a faculty member in the Writing Program at Harvard University, where he teaches the “Why Shakespeare?” section of the university’s first-year writing course. He is the author of three books, Shakespeare and Trump (2020), Shakespeare and Game of Thrones (2021), and Richard III’s Bodies from Medieval England to Modernity: Shakespeare and Disability History (forthcoming in 2022). His work has appeared in journals such as Modern Language Quarterly, Genre, and College Literature, and been featured in public venues including National Public Radio, Zocalo Public Square, and MLA’s Profession. On Twitter @DrJeffreyWilson.
Jeffrey R. Wilson
Preceptor in Expository Writing
Harvard College Writing Program
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@ZacharyLesser @linebucker Thanks for the mention. Ch 2 in that GOT book, called “Martin’s Shakespeare,” will have some references for your student, but there’s not (to my knowledge) an article or book that details the (good) point you’re asking about. Maybe your student can write it!
