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Coriolanus

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Set in a pivotal moment of Roman history, the story explores the tension between the ruling aristocrats and the struggling plebeians amid a food crisis. Caius Marcius, a patrician, faces backlash for his perceived greed and lack of empathy towards the common people, who are represented by newly appointed tribunes. As civil unrest grows, the threat of a Volscian invasion prompts Marcius to take up arms, highlighting themes of loyalty, class struggle, and the complexities of governance in a transitioning society.

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Coriolanus, William Shakespeare

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Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
Culturea
Publié
2023
Pages
170
ISBN13
9791041800889
Séries
Première publication
1623
Titre original
The Tragedy of Coriolanus
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Set in a pivotal moment of Roman history, the story explores the tension between the ruling aristocrats and the struggling plebeians amid a food crisis. Caius Marcius, a patrician, faces backlash for his perceived greed and lack of empathy towards the common people, who are represented by newly appointed tribunes. As civil unrest grows, the threat of a Volscian invasion prompts Marcius to take up arms, highlighting themes of loyalty, class struggle, and the complexities of governance in a transitioning society.