Religion in the Age of Shakespeare

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The examination of Shakespeare's works reveals their deep connection to the religious landscape of Elizabethan England. Initial chapters explore the significance of religion in his life and times, followed by an analysis of how his plays address religious themes. The book also discusses various productions over time that have interpreted these issues, along with a review of critical perspectives on Shakespeare's relationship with religion. Additionally, primary documents provide context to the religious environment that influenced his writing.