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Shakespeare and the Denial of Territory

Banishment, Abuse of Power and Strategies of Resistance
Pages
256
Published
2021
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic study explores the concept of territory and its denial within the works of William Shakespeare. Focusing on plays such as Coriolanus, King Lear, and King Richard II, the analysis delves into themes of exile and displacement. It offers a fresh perspective on how these foundational texts engage with geographical and political boundaries.

About the author

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Pascale Drouet

Pascale Drouet is the author of Art de l'arnaque and Decouvertes Considerables. These works explore themes of deception and significant findings, offering readers engaging narratives.