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Text Travelling Knowledge and Transtextuality. African Sources in Shakespearean Drama The Risks of Intertextuality: Shakespearean Allusions in Isak Dinesen's Out of Africa and William Trevor's Fools of Fortunune Kehler, Dorothea De Gruyter* Digital \| Germany \| 01/01/2006 Risk, Intertextuality	Further Info
Text Travelling Knowledge and Transtextuality. African Sources in Shakespearean Drama Shakespeare in Africa: Between English and Swahili Literature Mazrui, Alamin M. Indiana University Press* Digital \| United States of America \| 01/01/1996 Africa, Literature	Further Info
Text Travelling Knowledge and Transtextuality. African Sources in Shakespearean Drama Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" in Sierra Leone: Thomas Decker's "Juliohs Siza", Roman Politics, and the Emergence of a Postcolonial African State Caulker, Tcho Mbaima Indiana University Press* Digital \| United States of America \| 01/01/2009 Krio language, Krio (African people)	Further Info
Text Travelling Knowledge and Transtextuality. African Sources in Shakespearean Drama Transtextuality in William Shakespeare's Othello: Italian, West African and English Encounters Arndt, Susan De Gruyter Digital \| Germany \| 01/01/2018 Africa	Further Info
Text Travelling Knowledge and Transtextuality. African Sources in Shakespearean Drama From Ògún to Othello: (Re)Acquainting Yoruba Myth and Shakespeare’s Moo Mafe, Diana Adesola Indiana University Press* Digital \| United States of America \| 01/01/2004 Africa, Yoruba (African people), Intertextuality, Travel in literature	Further Info