The Merchant of Venice - Digby Ricci - Lecture One
The Merchant of Venice remains one of Shakespeare's most frequently taught and hotly debated texts. Some mistakenly regard it as an anti-Semitic text, others see it as an interesting, flowered romantic comedy. These lectures argue that this great play is a darkly comic study of the dehumanizing effects of prejudice upon both victims and victimizers, and a probing analysis of the spiritual emptiness of a wealth-obsessed society.
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The Merchant of Venice - Digby Ricci - Lecture Two
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