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Not much of what Marche (How Shakespeare Changed Everything) says in this book is new or insightful for any reason other than that a man is saying it, which—in some ways—reinscribes the issues Marche seeks to critique. The author builds his thesis on identity politics that do little to move beyond situated knowledge. In one chapter, he casually notes, "I lived it. I can say it," in reference to po...Log In or Sign Up to Read More