A Comparative Study of Friendship in the Selected Plays by Shakespeare

The book "A Comparative Study of Friendship in the Selected Plays by Shakespeare" offers an in-depth analysis of the representations of friendship in the selected works of William Shakespeare and Samuel Beckett. It examines the complex human relationships depicted in the plays of these two significant authors and highlights how perceptions of friendship have evolved across different eras and literary styles. By comparing Shakespeare's classical dramas with Beckett's modernist approaches, it provides a unique perspective on timeless themes such as camaraderie, loyalty, and betrayal. This study aims to reveal the connecting elements of humanity over the centuries and offers valuable insights into the universal significance of friendship and its impact on human existence. The literary analysis and interdisciplinary examination contribute to a deeper understanding of the role of friendship in literature and its enduring relevance in our lives.