Analysis Of Shakespeare And Race, By Jonathan Gil Harris
Shakespeare and race, is an article by Jonathan Gil Harris. The article discusses the understanding of race in Shakespeare works. Shakespeare conventions of race dose not infer to skin color, as he never uses the term and refer it to black characters. Aaron the Moor in Titus Andronicus is a great example of that. Moreover, the article states that we assume that we know the meaning of the word race still; it might be slippery and trick us ending up with a different meaning. An example of that would be a Bollywood film called Race. Set in South Africa, the film talks about the story of two brothers from the Indian community. Anyone with a good background of the South Africa’s history would assume that the tittle of the film signifies the themes