Free Will

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Exploring the intersection of theatre and sovereignty, this work analyzes Shakespeare's plays within the context of early modern England's dual absolutisms—artistic and political. It delves into how these forces interact and influence one another, offering a unique perspective on the cultural and historical significance of Shakespeare's work in shaping notions of power and authority. Through this lens, the book reveals the complexities of artistic expression in relation to governance and societal structures of the time.