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“I love this play as a starting point for students. It itself is an early play, a “beginning” for Shakespeare. It has a seemingly tidy structure – it obeys Aristotelian unities of time and place – but it opens up into a chaotic world of errors – wanderings, mistakes, misapprehensions of self and other. It’s one of Shakespeare’s shortest plays, but it contains in little all the concerns he takes up with more consistency in later comedies and tragedies.” Read more...
