We're Still Obsessed with Shakespeare
Get 40% off an annual plan to Nebula at https://go.nebula.tv/induction Catch my chat with Neil Farrell from The Leftist Cooks about how Video Essays took over on Nebula now at https://nebula.tv/videos/induction-ho... Since his death in 1616, William Shakespeare has often been held up as one of the greatest (if not the greatest) English-language writers. Nevertheless, the world in which Shakespeare was writing was clearly a very different on to that which we live in today. So, what is it that keeps audiences, creatives and other thinkers coming back to his work? In today's episode of Induction, Tom chats with @PhilosophyTube creator and writer behind The Prince, Abigail Thorn. Thanks for watching Induction on Nebula! The Induction Team Hosted by Tom Nicholas Edited by Georgia Burrows

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