Shakespeare's Critics; from Jonson to Auden: A Medley of JudgmentsArthur M. Eastman, George Bagshawe Harrison University of Michigan Press, 1964 - 346 pàgines In Shakespeare's Critics, A. M. Eastman and G. B. Harrison bring together Shakespearean criticism of 120 poets and writers from across more than three and a half centuries. They discuss every aspect of Shakespeare's art--his style, wit, characterization, adaptability to the modern stage, even the decency of his language. The variety, diversion, and contradiction of their points of view, as well as their different approaches, heighten our enjoyment and appreciation of his art. This Baedeker of Shakespearean criticism stresses both general and specific problems of interpretation and demonstrates that for Shakespeare there is no single, agreed-upon truth. The plays, from As You Like It to The Winter's Tale, are discussed and analyzed, giving us a total picture of Shakespeare's art that is concise and comprehensive. The result is a unique compendium of the shifting tides of taste during the past 370 years. |
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Shakespeare's Critics; from Jonson to Auden: A Medley of Judgments Arthur M. Eastman,George Bagshawe Harrison Visualització de fragments - 1964 |
Shakespeare's Critics; from Jonson to Auden: A Medley of Judgments Arthur M. Eastman,George Bagshawe Harrison Visualització de fragments - 1964 |
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