The Women of Shakespeare

This insightful work examines the roles of women in the plays of William Shakespeare. From Juliet to Lady Macbeth, The Women of Shakespeare offers a fascinating glimpse into the way that women are represented in Shakespeare's works and the ways in which those representations have shaped our understanding of women in literature.

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