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Thinking with Shakespeare: Comparative and Interdisciplinary Essays

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    9781904350842

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    1904350844

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2007-01-24
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

Shakespeare's works do not embody any doctrine or set of beliefs, as his critics have long been tempted to suggest, but they do stage encounters with certain kinds of thinking - ethical, political, epistemological, even metaphysical - that still concern us today. They can be shown to draw on ancient philosophies, such as Platonism, Stoicism, Scepticism, either directly or through medieval and continental Renaissance thought. Or their scenarios can be likened to those of other kinds of intellectual argument, such as legal or theological discourse. The essays collected in this volume demonstrate the value of thinking with Shakespeare, either as embodied in Shakespeare's own creative programme or in our use of philosophical paradigms as an approach to his works. The contributors are Colin Burrow, Terence Cave, Gabriel Josipovoci, Charles Martindale, Stephen Medcalf, Subha Mukherji, A. D. Nuttall and N. K. Sugimura.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgementsp. viii
List of Contributorsp. ix
Introductionp. 1
Approaches
Why Shakespeare is not Michelangelop. 9
The Opinion of Pythagorasp. 23
Shakespeare Philosophusp. 33
Investigations
False Trials and the Impulse to Try in Shakespeare and his Contemporariesp. 53
Two Concepts of Reality in Antony and Cleopatrap. 73
Dreaming, Looking, and Seeing: Shakespeare and a Myth of Resurrectionp. 93
Afterwords
When Shakespeare Met Montaignep. 115
The Last Wordp. 121
Bibliographyp. 129
Indexp. 137
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