Shakespeare on masculinity
Shakespeare, william, 1564-1616, characters
Men in literature
Masculinity in literature
Kings and rulers in literature
Heroes in literature
Characters
Men
Criticism and interpretation
"Masculinity was a political issue in early modern England. Phrases such as 'courage-masculine' or 'manly virtue' took on a special meaning. As used by members of the Sidney-Essex faction, and later by admirers of the bellicose young Prince of Wales, they signified commitment to the ideals of milita…
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