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William Shakespeare is defined by his tragedies. His unique ability to create a moral universe complete unto itself lends his characters not only their stamp of authenticity but their bid to eternity as well. New full-length critical essays take up the Bard's tragic dramas, offering new... read more
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Characters/People edit
- King Lear: Add a description of this character.
- Cleopatra
- Antony
- Lady Macbeth
- Juliet
- Coriolanus
- Edgar
- Horatio
- Edmund
- Shakespeare
- Othello
- Romeo
- Julius Caesar
- Cordelia
- Claudius
- Cressida
- Cassio
- Octavius
- Regan
- Nuttall
- Roderigo
- Bradley
- Donne
- Ophelia
- Troilus
- Duncan
- Arden
- Burton
- Gertrude
- Brutus
- Falstaff
- Philo
- Charmian
- Aeneas
- Fulvia
- Benvolio
- Cassius
- Hazlitt
- Boito
- Tybalt
- Polonius
- Auden
- Virgil
- Dido
- Freud
- David
Series & Lists edit
This book is in Bloom's Modern Critical Views. (community list)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 822.33
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