Characters Of Shakespeare'S Plays

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The book provides a critical analysis of the psychology and motivations behind Shakespeare's characters, highlighting their complexities, strengths, and flaws. Hazlitt examines the intricate relationships between characters and how these dynamics propel the action in the plays. He also considers the timeless appeal of Shakespeare's creations, exploring why they resonate with contemporary audiences. This collection of essays serves as a profound exploration of literary criticism, offering insights into the enduring power of Shakespeare's work to reflect the human experience.