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Vivian Thomas

    Viv Thomas is dedicated to exploring 'the spectacular ordinary life,' aiming to help individuals flourish to their fullest potential. He shares his insights through extensive national and international speaking and teaching engagements. As an Associate International Director for OM International, he travels globally, fostering leadership growth. His core passions lie in leadership, spirituality, and mission, with research delving into the intricate relationship between Christian leadership and the Trinity.

    The Moral Universe of Shakespeare's Problem Plays
    Shakespeare's Roman Worlds
    A Shakespeare Motley
    • A Shakespeare Motley

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading
      4.3(80)Add rating

      A beautifully produced and illustrated miscellany of fascinating facts, definitions and quotations relating to the world's most famous playwright.

      A Shakespeare Motley
    • Shakespeare's Roman Worlds

      • 260 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Focusing on the connection between characters and events in Shakespeare's Roman plays, this book provides a critical analysis by exploring the narrative sources that influenced these works. It highlights how historical context shapes the characters and themes, offering readers a deeper understanding of Shakespeare's interpretation of Roman history and culture. Through this lens, the book illuminates the intricate relationship between the playwright's artistic choices and the source material.

      Shakespeare's Roman Worlds
    • The exploration of Shakespeare's problem plays centers on the themes of fracture and dissolution within the universe. This analysis, first published in 1987, delves into the distinctive yet unifying elements of these works, offering insights into their sources, context, and moral implications. Through a detailed examination, the author reveals how these plays challenge traditional narratives and invite deeper reflection on their complexities.

      The Moral Universe of Shakespeare's Problem Plays