Henriad - The Complete Shakespeare's Tetralogy (eBook)

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2022
401 Seiten
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Henriad - The Complete Shakespeare's Tetralogy - William Shakespeare, William Hazlitt
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The anthology *Henriad - The Complete Shakespeare's Tetralogy* offers readers a profound exploration of themes such as power, legitimacy, and the human condition through a majestic confluence of historical drama and introspective character study. This collection, featuring the iconic narrative arc from *Richard II* to *Henry V*, showcases an extraordinary variety of styles, from the introspective soliloquies and political machinations to rousing speeches and the richness of life's comedic elements. The tetralogy collectively examines the burdens of kingship and the complexities of leadership, offering not just historical recounting but a timeless reflection on governance and morality. This collection also includes enriching commentary that enhances the reader's journey through the narratives. William Hazlitt's contributions as a critical voice further illuminate Shakespeare's artworks by providing insightful critique and exploration of the plays' profound themes, thus serving as a bridge connecting the Elizabethan drama to modern readers. Hazlitt, renowned for his acute literary sensibility and deep understanding of character motivations, positions these plays within the larger landscape of English literary traditions. His analyses delve into the intricate layers of Shakespeare's characters and themes, drawing connections between Elizabethan socio-political contexts and enduring human existential queries. For readers seeking to experience the confluence of historical narrative and literary brilliance, this anthology is indispensable. It offers an unparalleled opportunity to witness the evolution of Shakespeare's storytelling prowess within a single volume, emphasizing the tetralogy's enduring relevance and its rich tapestry of human emotion and political intrigue. The collection encourages readers to not only enjoy Shakespeare's dramatic artistry but also engage with the varied interpretations Hazlitt provides, inciting a dialogue across the corridors of time, enhancing one's educational journey with layered insights and profound reflections.

William Shakespeare, the iconic English playwright and poet, holds a paramount position in the pantheon of literary giants. Born in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1564, Shakespeare's influence extends far beyond the realms of the English language, imprinting upon global culture and arts. His oeuvre comprises tragedies, comedies, and histories, often weaving intricate human emotions with societal norms. Among his esteemed creations is the Henriad, a tetralogy of historical plays consisting of 'Richard II,' 'Henry IV, Part 1,' 'Henry IV, Part 2,' and 'Henry V.' These works, chronicling the tumultuous periods of British monarchy, are lauded for their complex characterization and profound thematic exploration of power, lineage, and honor. Shakespeare's literary style is marked by the prolific use of iambic pentameter, a vivid lexicon, and inventive wordplay that have enchanted generations. His mastery in dramaturgy, along with a deep understanding of the human psyche, render his plays timeless. Acknowledged as 'The Bard of Avon,' Shakespeare's corpus continues to be a cornerstone for scholarly scrutiny and has left an indelible mark on literature, theatre, and the arts. The exactitude of the timeline of the authorship of his works sometimes sparks academic debate; however, his legacy, encapsulated in the immortal lines and enduring themes of his work, remains uncontested.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 13.11.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Lyrik / Dramatik Dramatik / Theater
Schlagworte Arthur Miller • August Strindberg • British monarchy narratives • Charles Dickens • Classical literature studies • Early modern English language • elizabethan era playwright • Elizabethan historical drama • Elizabethan sociopolitical themes • English historical drama • English monarchy politics • George Bernard Shaw • Goethe • historical transformation narrative • Ibsen • Jane Austen • King Henry character analysis • literary critical essays • medieval england setting • monarchical power struggles • Oscar Wilde • political leadership themes • psychological drama exploration • royal power struggles • Samuel Beckett • Shakespearean soliloquies analysis • Shakespearean tragedy series • Shakespeare critical collection • Tolkien • War of Roses fiction
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