Moral Philosophies in Shakespeare's Plays

Edwin Mellen Press (1987)
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Abstract

This study discusses the correspondence of characterizations of human behaviours in Shakespeare's plays to actual human behaviours, a realism that lends the plays significance as examples of empirical moral philosophies.

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