Shakespeare and Philosophy

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Exploring the intersection of philosophy and literature, this study delves into how various philosophers, from Richardson to Dewey, have engaged with Shakespeare as a philosophical subject over the centuries. It traces the evolution of thought surrounding Shakespeare, making it a valuable resource for scholars in Shakespearean studies, literary criticism, and philosophy. Stanley Stewart's work highlights the enduring relevance of Shakespeare in philosophical discourse from the seventeenth century to contemporary times.