The stranger in Shakespeare
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The treatment of the "stranger" (woman, Jew, Black) depicted in Shakespeare's plays and sonnets reflect, almost without exception, not only Shakespeare's own values, but those of his audience as well.
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The treatment of the "stranger" (woman, Jew, Black) depicted in Shakespeare's plays and sonnets reflect, almost without exception, not only Shakespeare's own values, but those of his audience as well.
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"The treatment of the "stranger" (woman, Jew, Black) depicted in Shakespeare's plays and sonnets reflect, almost without exception, not only Shakespeare's own values, but those of his audience as well."
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