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The Merchant of Venice (Arcturus Shakespeare Editions)

By Shakespeare William

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  • Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice is a complex blend of drama, morality, and social commentary set in the bustling mercantile world of Renaissance Venice. The plot follows Antonio, a merchant who borrows money from Shylock, a Jewish moneylender, on the condition that failure to repay will result in a “pound of flesh.” When Antonio’s ventures fail, Shylock demands his bond, leading to the famous courtroom showdown where Portia—disguised as a lawyer—delivers her iconic plea for mercy.
  • Exploring themes of justice, prejudice, mercy, love, and financial risk, the play remains one of Shakespeare’s most debated works due to its portrayal of Shylock and its discussions of antisemitism. This Arcturus edition offers modern formatting and accessible presentation, allowing readers to engage with the emotional, ethical, and cultural complexities of one of Shakespeare’s most powerful works. [amazon.com]
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  • Publisher Arcturus Publishing Ltd
  • Series Arcturus Classics
  • Vendor BORDERS
  • Release Date Year 2024
  • Pages 152 pages
  • Format Paperback
  • Country of Origin GB
  • Age 18+
  • Width 12.7 cm
  • Height 0.8 cm
  • Language English
  • Weight 119 g
  • Barcode 9781398813533