hmm. It seems like Shakespeare held to a philosophy in which the ends justify the means. It is okay to do an immoral action (murder) for a greater good. Is this concept a recurring theme in his works?
hmm. It seems like Shakespeare held to a philosophy in which the ends justify the means. It is okay to do an immoral action (murder) for a greater good. Is this concept a recurring theme in his works?
RE: Shakespeare's Julius Caesar: Brutus, The Tragic Hero