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"Shakespearean" is the correct adjective to describe things associated with Shakespeare. "Shakespearian" is technically a valid noun, which means a person associated with Shakespeare. However, it's much more common (and helpful) to use the adjective form along with a more specific noun, e.g. a Shakespearean actor, a Shakespearean scholar. In both cases, the term is capitalised. (Thanks to Duane for the information!) |
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