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'Our Darker Purpose' : the calculus of desire in King Lear : a Girardian reading

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Izenburu:: 'Our Darker Purpose' : the calculus of desire in King Lear : a Girardian reading
Tema:: Literatura; Mímesis; William Shakespeare
Deskribapen:: Rene Girard has always seen in Shakespeare's work a supreme example of his mimetic theory applied with genius in a dramatic context. He sees in King Lear a kind of summa which brings to 'a sharp focus . .. the mimetic vision.' Using key Girardian concepts like mimetic desire and rivalry, the crisis of Degree, sacred violence, and the victimage mechanism as hermeneutical tools, and applying them rigorously and systematically to the text may yieldfresh and illuminating insights into one of the greatest tragedies of Shakespeare.; René Girard siempre ha visto en la obra de Shakespeare un ejemplo supremo de su teoría mimética aplicada con genio en un contexto dramático. Ve en el Rey Lear una especie de summa que pone "en evidencia... la visión mimética". El uso de conceptos girardianos clave, como el deseo y la rivalidad miméticos, la crisis del grado, la violencia sagrada y el mecanismo de victimización, como herramientas hermenéuticas, y su aplicación rigurosa y sistemática al texto, pueden aportar una visión fresca y esclarecedora de una de las mayores tragedias de Shakespeare.; pre-print; 40 p.
Idioma:: English
Harreman:: Symposia Melitensia, v. 3
Autor/Productor:: Caruana, Carmel
Argitaratzaile:: University of Malta. Junior College
Eskubideak:: Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 3.0 España; http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/; openAccess
Data:: 2022-01-14T10:11:00Z; 2006
Tipo de recurso:: article

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