
Shakespeare, the Book of Sir Thomas More, and the Common Good | Prof. Gerard Wegemer
The Thomistic Institute
Exploring Shakespeare's Themes of Common Good and Virtue
This chapter delves into Shakespeare's plays and characters, focusing on themes of common good, virtue, compassion, and justice. It analyzes the interactions and dialogues that bring out the importance of sacrificing personal interests for the greater good and showcases examples of characters embodying these ideals. The discussion highlights Shakespeare's deep exploration of human nature, moral dilemmas, and the complexities of doing what is right for the common good in his works.
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