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by Daniel on November 10th, 2009
I'd say that Shakespeare has a strong ethical philosophy of "service" that is quite alien to our modern sensibility - I recommend David Schalkwyk's new book, _Shakespeare, Love and Service_ from Cambridge University Press.
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what especially do you mean by ethical philosophy of "service" ? Could you give an example? and how is that alien to our modern sensibility?
thanks!
by yaygk.. on November 10th, 2009