Beyond the basic needs for survival, power is one of the timeless concerns of humans namely: who has it, who does not, and how to obtain it. The human struggle for power crosses cultural, physical, and national boundaries, and thus has been a common noted in criticisms of not just one society, but most societies. In England during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the eminent playwright, Shakespeare, wrote many plays that can be considered social commentary. Macbeth is one of these plays,…
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