Their research concluded further that "colonial inculcation" spread European ideas about art and used Shakespeare as a symbol of "British cultural superiority" and "Anglo-cultural supremacy." ...

statistical visualizations—as well as ancient symbols like hieroglyphics, she translates Shakespeare’s work into the visual language of the 21st century. Manuja Waldia / Penguin The challenge ...

People in Shakespeare’s time were used to the idea ... and in the practice of writing mathematical symbols. For example, during the 16th and early 17th centuries, the equals, multiplication ...

The research argues that European culture was forced to become the world standard for high art via "colonial inculcation" and ...

First, the figure is standing on a plinth with symbols that translate into the name Shakespeare, he asserted. Second, the figure is holding several items that reference Shakespeare works like ...

Spelled “ermion” in Shakespeare’s day, an ermine is a stoat in its white winter coat. Ermines were symbols of chastity since it was believed they would rather die than befoul their white fur.