Shakespeare's corpus established the narrative and linguistic templates that subsequent writers have worked within, against, or through—including the invention of interiority, the exploration of moral ambiguity, and the use of language as its own dramatic force. Engaging with this tradition seriously means understanding both what it enables and what it constrains.
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