Shakespeare Then and Again: Julius Caesar

William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar is one of the finest studies of human psychology and its range of personalities is exciting - there is the egotistical Caesar himself whose "wisdom is consumed in confidence", there is the playboy-cum-politician Antony whose emotionally charged oratory whips up a frenzy, there is the wily Cassius whose angst drives him to conspire against Caesar, there is sober Brutus whose love for Rome drives him to assassinate his best friend, and last but not least, there is the mob whose fickle nature is shown in its quickly changing moods and reactions.

This book, Shakespeare Then and Again: Julius Caesar is meant both for ICSE students and lovers of Shakespeare. It explores the play in detail with special reference to its relevance even today. There are various sections that encourage an in-depth study of the play as well as foster the abilities of critical thinking, innovation and creativity. It contains Reference to Context questions and answers, MCQs, Discussion and Argumentative questions and answers. It is a must for those who wish to study Julius Caesar from a modern perspective.