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IN DEFENSE OF ROMEO AND JULIET (p. 434)

3. According to "In Defense of Romeo and Juliet," what prompts Berlatsky to reread the play for the first time in 25 years?



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Final answer:

Berlatsky prompts a reread of Romeo and Juliet to explore love as resistance to authority and societal norms.


Explanation:

Berlatsky prompts rereading Romeo and Juliet due to viewing love as a tool of resistance and as a challenge to obedience and authority, diverging from societal norms. The play portrays love as a force against paternal authority, emphasizing disobedience as a means of asserting personal desires.


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