The Janus of poets

This critical study explores the multifaceted nature of William Shakespeare's poetic genius, examining his verse drama through the lens of 'The Janus of Poets.' It delves into the intricacies of English versification during the early modern period, offering a detailed analysis of Shakespeare's contributions to the English language and literature. The book provides a comprehensive look at the historical and critical interpretations of his work from 1500-1700.