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Shakespeare's Doctrine of Nature: A Study of King Lear
By John F. Danby
236 pages
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- Faber and Faber
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- London
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- 1949
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Table of contents
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- Title Page 5
- Acknowledgments 9
- Contents 11
- Part I - The Two Natures 13
- I - The Chronicle Play and the Drama of Ideas 15
- II - The Benignant Nature of Bacon, Hooker, and Lear 20
- III - The Malignant Nature of Hobbes, Edmund, and the Wicked Daughters 31
- IV - The Two Natures and the Fission of Elizabethan Society 43
- Part II - The Play of 'King Lear' and Shakespeare's Inner Biography Up to 1606 55
- I - Edmund's Ancestry 57
- II - The Fool and Handy-Dandy 102
- III - Cordelia 114
- IV - Killing the King 141
- V - King Lear 168
- Summary 196
- Part III - The Poet's Society 207
- Title Page 5
- Acknowledgments 9
- Contents 11
- Part I - The Two Natures 13
- I - The Chronicle Play and the Drama of Ideas 15
- II - The Benignant Nature of Bacon, Hooker, and Lear 20
- III - The Malignant Nature of Hobbes, Edmund, and the Wicked Daughters 31
- IV - The Two Natures and the Fission of Elizabethan Society 43
- Part II - The Play of 'King Lear' and Shakespeare's Inner Biography Up to 1606 55
- I - Edmund's Ancestry 57
- II - The Fool and Handy-Dandy 102
- III - Cordelia 114
- IV - Killing the King 141
- V - King Lear 168
- Summary 196
- Part III - The Poet's Society 207
- I - Romantic Criticism and Eternal Nature 210
- II - Shakespearian Drama and Elizabethan Nature 214
- III - Literature and the Romantic Idea 216
- IV - The Poet and the Good Man 219
- V - The Poet's Society 223
- Notes 225
- Index 231