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Sir Frank Kermode died August 17, 2010

Literary critic Sir Frank Kermode, 90, died August 17, 2010. The traditional Shakespeare scholar and onetime proponent of deconstructionist literary theory, famously said of one of the elite universities where he taught, " Cambridge, of course, is exceptionally hostile to any kind of thought at all, as far as the English faculty is concerned." ( Criticism in Society by Imre Salusinszky and Jacques Derrida, Methuen 1987)  Kermode's Shakespeare-related works include:  The Patience of Shakespeare  1964 On Shakespeare's Learning  1965 Four Centuries of Shakespearian Criticism  1965 Shakespeare: The Final Plays  1965 Shakespeare's Language 2000 The Age of Shakespeare 2004 Obituaries Telegraph :  http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/culture-obituaries/books-obituaries/7952711/Sir-Frank-Kermode.html Herald :  http://www.heraldscotland.com/comment/obituaries/sir-frank-kermode-literary-critic-1.1049572?localLinksEnabled=false Independent...