The conflict between Shylock, the Jewish moneylender and Antonio, the Christian merchant in
Shakespeare’s “Merchant of Venice” is both religious and economic. Dwell on their enmity and
explore the ways in which Shakespeare portrays the two characters to show their differences and
similarities. WITH INTRODUCTION
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The conflict between Antonio and Shylock arises partly from religion and partly from economic causes. Antonio wants to borrow money from Shylock, who is employed as a moneylender. While he needs Shylock, Antonio also curses him.
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