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Bate's 'Genius of Shakespeare' followed by Emma Smith's 'This is Shakespeare' is a good primer.

Follow it with A. C. Bradley's 'Shakespearean tragedy'.

The rhetoric is really a specialist area that I was interested in at the end of my undergrad, since it was a big factor in the historical context of neo-classicism. I knew I was interested in how Greek and Roman thought influenced Renaissance literature, and I went on to develop that interest during my MA and PhD.

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