In accounting for the way in which Shakespeare places limits to life ( Romeo and Juliet), to time (Macbeth), to the world (Hamlet) and to knowledge (Othello), Limited Shakespeare: The Reason of Finitude aims to underscore the deeply mediated dimension of Shakespearean experience.
In accounting for the way in which Shakespeare places limits to life ( Romeo and Juliet), to time (Macbeth), to the world (Hamlet) and to knowledge (Othello), Limited Shakespeare: The Reason of Finitude aims to underscore the deeply mediated dimension of Shakespearean experience.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Julián Jiménez Heffernan is Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the Universidad de Córdoba, Spain. He holds Ph.D in Philology from the University of Bologna. His dissertation examines the rhetorical dimension of Giordano Bruno's metaphysical conception of infinity. He has published on Renaissance philosophy and literature, deconstructive rhetorics, romantic theory and modern fiction. His articles have appeared in journals like Comparative Literature, Intersezioni, NOVEL, Arizona Quarterly, Contemporary Literature, The Henry James Review, Textual Practice and Representations. He is the author of Shakespeare's Extremes: Wild Man, Monster, Beast (Palgrave, 2016).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter One: The Limits of Love Chapter Two: The Limits of Life Chapter Three: The Limits of the World Chapter Four: The Limits of Knowledge Chapter Five: The Limits of Time Chapter Six: The Limits of Experience
Introduction Chapter One: The Limits of Love Chapter Two: The Limits of Life Chapter Three: The Limits of the World Chapter Four: The Limits of Knowledge Chapter Five: The Limits of Time Chapter Six: The Limits of Experience
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