Shakespeare's Women

This study critically examines the portrayal of women in the plays of Shakespeare, alongside those of earlier playwrights and his contemporaries. It explores themes of gender, power dynamics, and societal expectations, offering insights into how female characters are represented and the implications of these portrayals within the context of their time. Through comparative analysis, the book highlights the evolution of female roles in theater and their impact on the understanding of women's experiences in both literature and society.