Rebecca Adusei discusses the complex and contradictory exploration of race and ethnicity offered by one of the playwright’s bloodiest tragedies
William Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus is now chiefly remembered for its violence – yet, as Rebecca Adusei explores, it also offers complex, contradictory insights into the ways in which ethnicity and race were viewed in the 16th century.
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