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...BibliographyBerger, Harry Jr. "King Lear: "The Lear Family Romance." Centennial...Weidenfeld, 1978.Bradley, A. C. "King Lear." In Shakespearean Tragedy, 197...Scribner's, 1969.Chambers, R. W. King Lear. Glasgow: Jackson, 1940.Colie...
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...Conjectures on the Composition of King Lear,” Shakespeare Survey 33...political and philosophical thought in King Lear. Miola, Robert. ShakespeareU...Shakespeare’s use of his sources in King Lear. Muir, Kenneth. “Samuel...
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...score of years from the king's own age; he had been Lear's companionfrom the...White's second paper on King Lear, in which he saysof...bound up in his love for Lear and for Corde­lia...sight of her. When the king feels theconsequences...
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...Variants in the First Quarto of "King Lear"contains an admirably thorough...The whole problem of the editing of King Lear, the entire ques­tion of...Illustrated in a Studyof the Text of King Lear, Neophilologus, XVIII (1933U...
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...unable to write another play likeKing Lear. Timon is an unnatural fantasy, a King Lear withoutCordelia. The last plays seem...round a themeother than 'Killing the King'. In these stories Lear and Cordeliafind each other again and...
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implications. In King Lear we see, chiefly, the wickednessitself...Hamlet we see theweakened mind; in King Lear we see the world in itspower breaking...human evil, wesee enough of it in King Lear. Goneril, Regan, Edmund,Cornwall...
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...the Reubenite chieftains: the king's prerogativeis single.See...the ironies of the play that Lear, a kingand no king, should be answered out of...mongrelOswald and his betters on Lear. The sleeping king betrays histrust.I, thus...
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...LEAR, KNIGHTS, andATTENDANTS.KING LEAR.Let me not stay a jot for dinner...thou?EARL OF KENT.A man, sir.KING LEAR.What dost thou profess? What wouldst...Icannot choose; and to eat no fish.KING LEAR.What art thou?EARL OF KENT...
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...not of the injustice of Lear's action,but of its...rashness.' When the King exclaims'Kent, on thy...Through his eyes we see the Lear ofLear's prime, whom...Kentnever forgets this Lear. In the Storm-scenes, evenafter the King becomes insane, Kent...
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