Keynote speaker, Wheaton College Summer Shakespeare Institute, 2008
College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Achievement Award in Research and Creative Activity, 2007
Featured Speaker, “Shylock,” Jewish Historical Society of Washington, D.C., May, 2007
Featured Writer, Western Illinois University Creative Writing Festival, 2007
Sakura Medalist (for Ariel), Japan, 2006-07
Ariel (historical novel) listed as a Best Book for Young Adults by American Library Association, 2006
Invited speaker, George Mason University Lifelong Learning Institute, 2006
Invited speaker, Andrews University, 2005
Invited speaker, Central Michigan University, 2005
Invited to be one of panel of authors (subject: historical fiction), Ann Arbor Literary Festival, 2005
My Father Had a Daughter, chosen by Booksense 76: Independent Booksellers’ 76 Best Books 2003
FRACASF grants, Western Michigan University, 1996, 2002, 2006, 2011
Invited lecturer, University of Salamanca, Spain, March, 1999
Invited speaker, Wheaton College Summer Shakespeare Institute, 2005, 2003, 1999, 1996
Invited speaker (on Shakespeare), Knox College, Oct., 1996
Invited speaker, Grand Valley State University’s Shakespeare Festival, 1996

Law and Self-Interest in The Merchant of Venice

Grace C. Tiffany, Western Michigan University

Grace C. Tiffany. "Law and Self-Interest in The Merchant of Venice" PLL 42.4 (2006): 384-400.

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