The Winter's Tale: Arkangel Shakespeare
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (703 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00K8GCVIK |
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| Number of Pages | : | 598 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-18 |
| Language | : | English |
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Philip P. Chandler said More beautiful than. The text is excellent, of course, as one would expect from an Arden Shakespeare edition. The footnotes are helpful, but so copious as to be distracting, especially for someone relatively new to Shakespeare. (For such a one, the Folger Shakespeare is the better choice.) It is not obvious what advantage the Third Series of the Arden Shakespeares has over the Second. Indeed, I doubt that the following howler (Footnote to line 5.1."More beautiful than" according to Philip P. Chandler. The text is excellent, of course, as one would expect from an Arden Shakespeare edition. The footnotes are helpful, but so copious as to be distracting, especially for someone relatively new to Shakespeare. (For such a one, the Folger Shakespeare is the better choice.) It is not obvious what advantage the Third Series of the Arden Shakespeares has over the Second. Indeed, I doubt that the following howler (Footnote to line 5.1.222, in pertinent part) would have a. "More beautiful than" according to Philip P. Chandler. The text is excellent, of course, as one would expect from an Arden Shakespeare edition. The footnotes are helpful, but so copious as to be distracting, especially for someone relatively new to Shakespeare. (For such a one, the Folger Shakespeare is the better choice.) It is not obvious what advantage the Third Series of the Arden Shakespeares has over the Second. Indeed, I doubt that the following howler (Footnote to line 5.1.222, in pertinent part) would have a. "More beautiful than" according to Philip P. Chandler. The text is excellent, of course, as one would expect from an Arden Shakespeare edition. The footnotes are helpful, but so copious as to be distracting, especially for someone relatively new to Shakespeare. (For such a one, the Folger Shakespeare is the better choice.) It is not obvious what advantage the Third Series of the Arden Shakespeares has over the Second. Indeed, I doubt that the following howler (Footnote to line 5.1.222, in pertinent part) would have a. , in pertinent part) would have a. Fantastically fantastic!! Dutch This is one of Shakespeare's most enigmatic and complex plays and is an overall great read!! This resists categorization as either a comedy and instead is considered to be a romance, having been written towards the end of Shakespeare's life. It's as fantastical as "The Tempest," as bitter as "King Lear" and as gratifying as "Much Ado About Nothing" all at once. It includes the usual Shakespearian staples of kings and cuckoldry but also includes some unexpected el. "Interesting" according to A Book Vacation. I feel like this Shakespearian play doesn't get enough face time. The first time I ever saw its title, I was in High School, looking at the names of all the plays Shakespeare ever wrote. We all know about his overly famous plays, like Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, but what about The Winter's Tale? I was intrigued by the title at the time, and the fact that I'd never heard of it before (and with a brother heavily into Shakespeare and acting,
He believes the child Hermione is bearing was fathered by his friend Polixenes, and when the baby girl is born he orders her to be taken to some wild place and left to die. Loss paves the way for reunion, and life and hope are born out of desolation and despair. Though Hermione's child escapes death, Leontes' cruelty has terrible consequences. Sinead Cusack plays Hermione, and Ciaran Hinda plays Leontes. Eileen Atkins is Paulina and Paul Jesson is Polixenes. Time the Chorus is played by Sir John Gielgud.. King Leontes of Sicilia is seized by sudden and terrible jealousy of his wife Hermione, whom he accuses of adultery. One of the late romances in Shakespeare's canon, this complex work is at times tragic, at times humorous, but always entertaining and enlightening