One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare’s Plays
Our new series of Shakespeare Virtual Reading Groups will explore all of Shakespeare's plays over the course of about 3 years. We'll look at one play a month, with Liberty Fund's Sarah Skwire leading one 90 minute discussion for each play. You'll sign up for each session separately, so you can choose your favorites, or complete your "to be read" list, or just come when you can.
- April 2023: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare’s Plays - Romeo and Juliet
- May 2023: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare’s Plays - Coriolanus
- June 2023: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare’s Plays - A Midsummer Night’s Dream
- July 2023: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare’s Plays - Henry VI, Part I
- Aug 2023: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare’s Plays - Henry VI, Part II
- Sep 2023: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare’s Plays - Henry VI, Part III
- Oct 2023: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare’s Plays - Macbeth
- Nov 2023: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare Plays - The Comedy of Errors
- Dec 2023: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare Plays - Venus and Adonis
- Jan 2024: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare Plays - Twelfth-Night: or, What You Will
- Feb 2024: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare Plays - The Merchant of Venice
- Mar 2024: One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare Plays - Julius Caesar
Virtual Reading Groups
- One Fell Swoop: Reading All of Shakespeare’s Plays
- December 2023: H.G. Wells, Technocracy and Liberty
- November 2023: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War: the Gettysburg Address
- September 2023: Islam and Liberty
- September 2023: H. L. Mencken on Commerce, Culture, and Democracy
- August 2023: The Price of Power: Bring Up the Bodies and The Prince
- July 2023: Civil Society and Political Economy
- June 2023: The Challenges of Democracy in a Diverse Society
- April 2023: Understanding Reconstruction - the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments
- March 2023: Foundations of Modern Environmentalism
- February 2023: Bruno Leoni: Freedom and the Law
- January 2023: Oakeshott’s Moral Vision
- January 2023: The Messiness of Progress: Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall and David Hume’s Essays and Histories
- December 2022: Classical Tragedy and the World of Ideas
- December 2022: J.S. Mill “Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion"
- November 2022: The Election of 1800: Jefferson v. Adams
- October 2022: Shakespeare’s First Tetralogy
- September 2022: The Evolution of American Federalism
- September 2022: Liberty and Virtue in the Axial Age
- August 2022: Jane Austen’s Persuasion: Aristocracy, Independence, and Economics
- May 2022: THE BILL OF RIGHTS: SELECT CASES IN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
- April 2022: Education in a Free Society
- March 2022: Mary Wollstonecraft and the Rights of Women
- March 2022: Ancient v Modern Liberty
- February 2022: Joseph Schumpeter’s “Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy”
- January 2022: James Madison and the Conflict Between the Executive and Legislative Branches
- November 2021: Pericles' Funeral Oration
- September 2021: Celebrate Constitution Day
- August 2021: Agriculture, the State, and Liberty
- June 2021: Adam Ferguson’s History of Civil Society
- May 2021: The Colonial Origins of the Bill of Rights