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Diving into the social and theological tensions alive in sixteenth-century London neighborhoods, this book uncovers what may have been Shakespeare's answer to a world fraught with political and religious controversy.

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Diving into the social and theological tensions alive in sixteenth-century London neighborhoods, this book uncovers what may have been Shakespeare's answer to a world fraught with political and religious controversy.
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Autorenporträt
John J. Norton, PhD, is professor and chair of the English department at Concordia University Irvine. His career as a Shakespeare scholar began at Sheffield Hallam University where he worked with Lisa Hopkins (Shakespeare on the Edge: Border-Crossing Tragedies and the Henriad and Beginning Shakespeare). Norton has researched Shakespeare's cultural influence all over the world, but his greatest passion involves enticing undergraduates at Concordia University to read and appreciate the great Bard.