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Romeo and Juliet: Critical Essay by Joan Ozark Holmer

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SOURCE: Holmer, Joan Ozark. ‘“Myself Condemned and Myself Excus'd”: Tragic Effects in Romeo and Juliet.Studies in Philology 88, no. 3 (Summer 1991): 345-62.

In the following essay, Holmer analyzes the way in which Shakespeare utilized the character of Mercutio to make the play—and our reaction to its themes and characters—more complex and ironic than its sources.

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