Twelve specially commissioned essays re-examine the early texts of King Lear from a series of interlocking perspectives, in a wide-ranging discussion with profound implications for all readers of Shakespeare.
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"An important turning point for Shakespeare's editors and critics....We owe an immense debt to Taylor and Warren."--The New York Review of Books.
"Absolutely essential for understanding the connections between textual criticism and theoretic analysis."--Peter C. Herman, College of William & Mary
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POETIC plays may give much pleasure to readers, and some poets have adopted a dramatic form while not writing for the theatre. Read the first page
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POETIC plays may give much pleasure to readers, and some poets have adopted a dramatic form while not writing for the theatre. Read the first page
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