taming of the shrew by shakespeare

    taming of the shrew by shakespeare   When Lucentio assumes the role of tutor to Bianca, he takes on the name Cambio, which means “exchange" (as in, a place where money or currency is exchanged). In a local sense, this name is self-referential, and it refers to Lucentio’s exchanging one self or identity for another. But in a larger sense it invokes a whole network of exchanges in the play, some involving identity or personality, some involving money, some involving relationships- How do these different kinds of exchange inform one another? Does the play approve or disapprove of the act of exchange? (or does its attitude depend on the kind of exchange involved?)