Revising the theme of inequality in Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'
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I can explore how the theme of inequality is presented throughout the play.
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Inequality is the unfair situation where some people have more opportunities, money, or power than others.
People in Shakespearean times faced inequality because of their race, gender and religion.
Arguably, Ariel, Caliban and Miranda face inequality in ‘The Tempest’.
Shakespeare arguably links colonialism with inequality.
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