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Devil's Party

Name: Devil's Party
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 04521787
Price: 22776 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Harriett Hawkins
ISBN: 9780198128144

Critical Counter-Interpretations of Shakespearian Drama

Harriett Hawkins

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04521787

Publishers Oxford University Press, June 1985

This survey of past and present controversies about Shakespearian drama asks about the question: Do... Full description

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This survey of past and present controversies about Shakespearian drama asks about the question: Do the plays hold a mirror up to nature? If so, what is the nature of the "nature" reflected in plays as different as Hamlet and As You Like It?K Is the poet on the side of the angels or, in fact, "of the devil's party" in a play like Richard III? Are Hamlet and Cleopatra more to be morally censured than pitied or admired? How seriously should we take the comedies? Rather than attempting to answer these questions, the author here explains why it is that the plays remain open to critical debate. She concludes that Shakespearian drama provides us with the most artistic challenges to any one-sided account of the ways of the wold it reflects and for this reason, for students and teachers, and for actors and audiences alike, its impact is ultimately liberating.