Heterodox Shakespeare

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Exploring the intersection of faith and skepticism, this book presents a nuanced examination of Shakespeare's plays, arguing that they encompass both religious and secular perspectives. The author contends that Shakespeare neither outright rejects religious orthodoxy nor blindly supports it, but rather engages with a spectrum of beliefs, from radical faith to the questioning of God's existence. This comprehensive approach highlights the playwright's intellectual depth and his ability to intertwine diverse themes of religion and secularism within his works.