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Romeo and Juliet: A Dangerous Books Lecture

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First published at 02:02 UTC on September 10th, 2018.

Peter Rooster

The Prophet of Fiction

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Artist and author Peter Dudink explains how Shakespeare's so-called tragic-romance is actually propaganda that hypocritically mocks and degrades Italy's religion, culture and people. The accompanying pictures, including original art work, are meant to emphasize topics addressed in the lecture and to draw more parallels and contrasts between Shakespeare's grotesque fiction and historical and psychological reality.

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