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Published: Apr 12, 2019
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12681/syn.16240
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Cyprus Mediterranean Othello Turkish Cypriot Greek Cypriot nation identity conflict
Roger Marios Christofides
University of Liverpool
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Author Biography
Roger Marios Christofides, University of Liverpool
R. M Christofides is a lecturer in Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature at the University of Liverpool. His latest book, Othello’s Secret: The Cyprus Problem, looks at the conflicts and divisions of Cyprus through the filter of Shakespeare’s play. He is a research associate with the European Research Council-funded TIDE project, which examines mobility, identity, and difference in the early modern period. 
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Christofides, Roger Marios. Othello’s Secret: The Cyprus Problem. Bloomsbury/The Arden Shakespeare, 2016.
Dixon, William Hepworth. British Cyprus. London: Chapman & Hall, 1879.
Lewis, Elizabeth Alicia Maria. A Lady’s Impression of Cyprus in 1893. London; Sydney: Remington, 1894.
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