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4 lessons on how to be a good neighbour, from Shakespeare

By Roberta Kwan, Honorary Associate, School of Art, Communication and English, University of Sydney

Could seeing ourselves as good neighbours help us navigate the present-day churn of disconnection, polarisation and uncertainty? Shakespeare invites us to try.

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