On fate, Bromwich says Shakespeare seems to believe in a moral order where wrongdoing is legible, evil has different causes and gradations, and truth has a strengthening power because human actions are witnessed and judged.
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King Lear
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"...a moral order in the world um this comes out in king lear which is the most despairing of his place in some ways..."
"And the, what to say, assurance or clarity that Shakespeare seems to have from outside this all is that, I'm going to use a..."
"...general uh you can look at the character of cordelia in king lear of desdemona in othello and a good many women in the..."
"...version of nihilism in the character of edmund for example in king lear but i think he sees it just as one one of..."
"...um write at a given moment uh if you look at King Lear I think there the pressure is is greatest on any belief..."
"...actually wrote anything that is unique. So Hamlet, Julius Caesar, Othello, King Lear, these are all plays that are part of the British theatrical..."
"...I mean, Shakespeare is great. I mean, like, I love Shakespeare. King Lear is one of the greatest plays ever written, but Shakespeare compared..."
"...develop his themes okay so so Othello sorry so Othello Hamlet King Lear Shakespeare all these plays are well -known stories okay there's many..."
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A source-grounded reading of a five-hour hybrid workshop that begins with Macbeth and ends by turning Purgatory, free will, tragedy, envy, and generosity into one model of human transformation.
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