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From Another Perspective Towards Shylock 另面分析夏洛克角色分析 Thesis statement: Shylock is not born with being predatory or cold-blooded and he is also a victim of society, therefore, we should consider the justice even to criticize an evildoer. Ⅰ. The Merchant of Venice History Background Brief Introduction The Conflict in the Story My Thesis Statement Ⅱ.Shylock A Pitiful Jew Racial Discrimination Shylock’s Words and Antonio’s Insult to Him Portia and the Duke’s Attitude towards Him His Daughter’s Leave with a Christian A Hatred Character His Abnormal Revenge to Antonio His Hostility towards Christian A Deplorability Person The Sorrow of Human The Tragedy of Society Ⅲ. Justice to Criticize an Evildoer Abstract: The Merchant of Venice is a tragic comedy, written by William Shakespeare. It can be described as a great interpretation of the nature of racial and religious interactions, as it involves a Jewish character, Shylock. The character of Shylock is supposed to be the typical, blood-thirsty Jewish villain, but he has been the subject of modern scholarly debate over whether the playwright displays anti-Semitism or religious tolerance in his characterization, for, despite his stereotypical usurious nature, Shylock is depicted as one understandable, full of hate, having been both verbally and physically abused by Christians. Shakespear portrays discrimination toward the jews in this play. He should be condemned for his cruelty and greed, but as a Jew, a pagan, his suffering from the oppression against the race and the religion is worth for our sympathy. Key words: Shylock, Jew, Christian, discrimination, sympathy From Another Perspective Towards Shylock Ⅰ. The Merchant of Venice A. History Background The Merchant of Venice is one of the most famous comedies of Shakespeare. “It was performed about 1596, just when Elizabeth ruled in the late years. The capitalism was just in the bud in Britain in Shakespeare’s period, in which time overseas trade was one important means fo