Shakespeare's Echoes: Power and Morality

This chapter navigates the intricate themes of power, persuasion, and public opinion through the lens of Shakespeare's plays, particularly focusing on the contrasting speeches of Brutus and Mark Antony in 'Julius Caesar.' It explores the psychological complexities of characters like Macbeth and Iago, revealing how their inner thoughts pose challenging questions about free will and morality. Additionally, the conversation ties these themes to modern liberalism, emphasizing the balance between individual freedom and social responsibility, drawing on Martin Luther King's influential ideas.