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Masculinity in "Macbeth"
Summary: In his play "Macbeth," William Shakespeare equates manhood and masculinity with aggression, violence, and self-expression. His examples of masculinity give an ironic tone to the play, which gives these symbols greater emphasis and a heightened significance.
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