ID | 007625 |
Call Number | 822.33/MCG |
Title Proper | Shakespeare's Philosophy |
Language | ENG |
Author | McGinn, Colin |
Edition Statement | 2007 |
Publication | New York, HarperCollins Publishers, 2006. |
Description | viii, 230p Red Spine |
Note | Oxford-educated McGinn (philosophy, U. of Miami) teases out the philosophical ideas he has found in Shakespeare's texts, trying not to poach on scholars of Shakespeare scholars in literature or theater. Among the themes are skepticism and the possibility of human knowledge, the nature of the self and personal identity, the understanding of causation, the existence and nature of evil, and the formative power of language. |
Note | General themes A Midsummer Night’s Dream Hamlet Othello MacBeth King Lear The Tempest Shakespeare and gender Shakespeare and psychology Shakespeare and ethics Shakespeare and tragedy Shakespeare’s genius Notes Bibliography Index |
Standard Number | 9780060856168 |
Price. Qualification | $13.95(Pb) |
Classification Number | 822.33 |
Key Words | Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 - Philosophy ; Philosophy in literature ; IBDP ; Transfer to IBDP ; Theatre arts |