Michael J. Collins is Teaching Professor of English and Dean Emeritus at Georgetown University. He is editor of 'Reading What's There: Essays on Shakespeare in Honor of Stephen Booth' (2014); 'Shakespeare's Sweet Thunder: Essays on the Early Comedies' (1997); and, with Francis J Ambrosio, 'Text and Teaching: The Search for Human Excellence' (1991). He has published essays on teaching Shakespeare and Shakespeare in performance in 'Shakespeare Quarterly', 'Shakespeare Yearbook', and 'Critical Survey' among other publications. He regularly reviews productions of Shakespeare for 'Shakespeare Bulletin'. He has been a member of the faculty on courses for secondary school teachers at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington and Shakespeare's Globe in London.
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Preface 1. General representation theory 2. Complex characters 3. Suzuki's theory of exceptional characters 4. Coherence and exceptional characters 5. The characterisation of characters 6. Isometries Appendix: Glauberman's Z*-theorem References Index of notation Index.
Preface 1. General representation theory 2. Complex characters 3. Suzuki's theory of exceptional characters 4. Coherence and exceptional characters 5. The characterisation of characters 6. Isometries Appendix: Glauberman's Z*-theorem References Index of notation Index.
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