Uncover the sharp critique of corrupt Athenian society in Shakespeare’s Timon of Athens, as expertly analyzed by Karl Klein. This compelling edition delves into Timon’s journey from philanthropist to outcast, revealing the play as a sophisticated drama encompassing tragedy and satire. Klein’s work clarifies its status as a late Shakespearean masterpiece, highlighting its intricate characterizations and societal commentary. A must-read for Indian literature students and enthusiasts seeking scholarly insights into classic drama and theatrical evolution.