The portrayal of a Jewish money-lender in The Merchant of Venice, who is full of bitterness and hatred, unrelenting in his pursuit of revenge against his enemies, can stir up feelings of unease in Jews and non-Jews alike. This book shows how directors, actors, and critics have sought byvarious strategies to exorcise the demon of anti-semitism. | The Merchant of Venice by Warren Chernaik, Paperback | Indigo Chapters