SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM

This radical new edition of a favourite late play discusses the complexity of character and motivation, and above all the reflections on the marriage bond, which lie behind one of Shakespeare's most subtle and surprising plots. The relevance of the early seventeenth-century contemporary scene, with its concerns about the nature and responsibilities of royalty, the court/country dichotomy and the debt to classicism, are fully explored.

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