Titlebook: King Lear; Text and Performance Gāmini Salgādo Textbook 1984Latest edition G?mini Salg?do 1984 Britain.history of literature.King Lear.lite

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Selection and Emphasisions of his plays, and a good deal to suggest that the acting company of which he was a member was anxious to prevent copies of plays in their possession from reaching the printing house too early in case familiarity affected box-office takings.

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Fools and Madmen, Saints and Monsterssguised Kent to Lear, ‘which I would fain call master’ [I iv].) Is man simply an upright animal in clothes, or is there such a thing as human nature? (‘Is there any cause in nature that makes these hard hearts’ [III vi 76–7].) Such questions reverberate throughout the play, haunting even those scenes where they are not directly raised.

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The Theatrical Rhythm says ‘. .’, we are uncertain for a while who has been killed, till the bodies of the two sisters are brought in. Then there is the desperate urgency of Edmund’s countermanding order to the Officer, brought to nothing by the poignant entry of Lear bearing Cordelia in his arms.

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