Uncover the history and complexity of Shakespeare's portrayal of Jews in this insightful and thought-provoking book. Gerald Friedlander explores the cultural and historical contexts that informed Shakespeare's writing, and considers the impact of these works on subsequent generations. An essential read for anyone interested in literary criticism or Jewish studies.

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