Analysis reveals the significance of dramatic settings in Shakespeare's works, suggesting literary biases may obscure the author's intentions.
The first step in truly understanding the plays of the Bard is to give careful attention to their dramatic settings. This is no easy task, given the considerable effort the literary world has made toward erasing the intentions of the author himself.
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