Every book Jim Shapiro recommended on podcasts

Books recommended by Jim Shapiro

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   Romeo and Juliet

   William Shakespeare · Discussed · 1 episode

   Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare is a timeless tragedy about two young lovers from feuding families whose deaths ultimately reconcile their households.

   Discussed

   “I'll take a play and follow this line of argument and Romeo and Juliet Juliet you may recall is from the Capulet family Romeo is a Montague they are in love but their families hate each other”

   Freakonomics Radio Why Did You Marry That Person? | Freakonomics Radio | Episode 511 2022-07-21 Listen at 31:05

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