Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, MacbethDigiCat, 04.09.2022 - 486 Seiten A.C. Bradley's 'Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth' is a seminal work of literary criticism that delves into the depths of four of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies. Bradley's analytical approach focuses on the themes of love, betrayal, jealousy, and power that are central to these masterpieces. His meticulous study of character development, language, and symbolism offers readers a deeper understanding of the complexities within each play, making this book a must-read for Shakespeare enthusiasts and scholars alike. Written in a scholarly yet accessible manner, Bradley's insights shed new light on the timeless appeal of these tragic works. As a leading Shakespearean scholar of his time, Bradley's in-depth knowledge of the Bard's works and the Elizabethan era provides readers with a comprehensive analysis of the moral dilemmas and psychological depth present in these tragedies. For anyone seeking a comprehensive exploration of Shakespeare's tragic works, 'Shakespearean Tragedy' by A.C. Bradley is an essential read. |
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... reason'; and it is only want of practice that makes the concurrent use of analysis and of poetic perception difficult or irksome. And, in the second place, these dissecting processes, though they are also imaginative, are still, and are ...
... reason'; and it is only want of practice that makes the concurrent use of analysis and of poetic perception difficult or irksome. And, in the second place, these dissecting processes, though they are also imaginative, are still, and are ...
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... factors. (a) Shakespeare, occasionally and for reasons which need not be discussed here, represents abnormal conditions of mind; insanity, for example, somnambulism, hallucinations. And deeds issuing from these are certainly not what.
... factors. (a) Shakespeare, occasionally and for reasons which need not be discussed here, represents abnormal conditions of mind; insanity, for example, somnambulism, hallucinations. And deeds issuing from these are certainly not what.
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... reason why the end of the Merchant of Venice fails to satisfy us is that Shylock is a tragic character, and that we cannot believe in his accepting his defeat and the conditions imposed on him. This was a case where Shakespeare's ...
... reason why the end of the Merchant of Venice fails to satisfy us is that Shylock is a tragic character, and that we cannot believe in his accepting his defeat and the conditions imposed on him. This was a case where Shakespeare's ...
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... reasons why that play has something of a classic air. Even here, if we ask the question, we have no doubt at all about the answer. [14] It is most essential to remember that an evil man is much more than the evil in him. I may add that ...
... reasons why that play has something of a classic air. Even here, if we ask the question, we have no doubt at all about the answer. [14] It is most essential to remember that an evil man is much more than the evil in him. I may add that ...
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Inhalt
SHAKESPEARES TRAGIC PERIODHAMLET | |
LECTURE IV | |
OTHELLO | |
LECTURE VII | |
KING LEAR | |
LECTURE IX | |
MACBETH | |
NOTE | |
NOTE | |
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