Article, "National and Colonial Education in Shakespeare's The Tempest": by Professor Allen Carey-Webb at Western Michigan University. Discusses "the relationship between English pedagogical practices and the development of national citizens and state sovereignty Shakespeare's enchanting romance The Tempest," with Prospero explored as a model of the English sovereign (4).

Malaspina Great Books page: with links to various Shakespeare references, as well as lectures, essay topics, and essays about The Tempest and other plays.

Scene-by-scene commentary: about curiosities and points of interest in The Tempest, from Yale University.

"Shakespeare Illustrated, a work in progress, explores nineteenth-century paintings, criticism and productions of Shakespeare's plays and their influences on one another": by Henry Rusche, a Professor of English at Emory University.

E-text of the play

• Biography of William Shakespeare
• About The Tempest
• Character List
• Short Summary
• Full Summary and Analysis
• Summary and Analysis of Act I
• Summary and Analysis of Act II
• Summary and Analysis of Act III
• Summary and Analysis of Act IV
• Summary and Analysis of Act V
• Related Links on The Tempest
• About Shakespearean Theater
• Author of ClassicNote and Sources
• Purchase The Tempest and Other Works
• Test Yourself! Quiz 1
• Test Yourself! Quiz 2
• Essays on The Tempest
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• Message Board on The Tempest