Emma Smith
Emma Smith is a British author and academic known for her work in Shakespeare studies. She is a professor of Shakespeare Studies at Hertford College, University of Oxford. Smith has written several books and articles on Shakespeare and early modern literature, and her research often focuses on the histories of reading and interpretation. She is recognized for her engaging lectures and contributions to the understanding of Shakespeare's works in both academic and public spheres.
Books
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1. The Far Cry
Set in the 1940s, "The Far Cry" follows a young English woman named Teresa as she embarks on a journey to India with her father, a missionary. As they navigate the vibrant and complex Indian landscape, Teresa finds herself captivated by the country's beauty and culture. However, her experiences also expose her to the harsh realities of colonialism, challenging her preconceived notions and forcing her to confront her own identity and beliefs. With evocative writing and rich character development, "The Far Cry" explores themes of cultural exploration, self-discovery, and the clash of different worlds.
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