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Shakespeare “He was not for an age but for all time,” declared Ben Jonson in the dedication to the 1623 First Folio of the plays of William Shakespeare. Born in England in the 16th century, Shakespeare’s poetry and plays are still published, produced, discussed, translated and analyzed in the 21st century, but the bard himself remains the subject of speculation and mystery. This Web guide examines the man and the controversies, as well as his work and its central place in English-speaking culture today.

Science of the Body: Human Anatomy and Physiology Gray’s Anatomy has long since been considered the gold standard reference for human anatomy, and its size (1,400 pages) gives a sense of just how complex the human body is. Now, however, the majority of the information in Gray’s Anatomy can be found on the Web. This Web guide points you to the Web’s best resources for each system of the body, no matter your level of expertise.

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