William Shakespeare · 1597
A historical play about the downfall and deposition of an English king.
Tyler Cowen states it is a wonderful play that makes reading more fun and improves the reader's epistemics.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“So I reread Shakespeare's Richard II, which is a wonderful play. Again, in the old days, I would have piled up a lot of secondary literature.”
Why: It is a wonderful play that makes reading more fun and improves the reader's epistemics.
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