What do you think is Shakespeare's view of the moral character of non-Europeans in "The Tempest"

Answer 1

I don't think you can extrapolate very far into that from what's in the play. Aside from the spirits, the only non-European is Caliban, who is an outcast and not therefore representative of any culture. I think Trinculo(?) makes a joke about (American?) Indians, but it's more pointed at the oddity of European attitudes than at the Indians themselves.

In any case, the Europeans in the play display all the moral flaws anyone could wish for.

Answer 2

Contrary to a lot of current criticism, I do not believe The Tempest is realted to New World colonization, but purely a tale made up by Shakespeare. So I think it has nothing to say on the matter.

Answer 3

what do I think about Shakespear's " the Tempest"
well he'd created a play called Juliet& Romeo were they acted
their parts of stage productions. Other we'd has not heard of
this !