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Book Shakespeare's King Lear
“The words of one English critic are true when he says that in Shakespeare’s tragedy “King Lear,” “traps are laid everywhere for the readers.” Romeo's tragedies. Othello, even Macbeth and Hamlet may seem childish next to this. Here, in the simplest and most understandable language, we speak about the most secret things, which are scary to talk about, about what is accessible, in essence, to very mature people who have already experienced a lot...”
- Name of the Author
- Александр Блок Александрович
- Language
- Russian
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“The words of one English critic are true when he says that in Shakespeare’s tragedy “King Lear,” “traps are laid everywhere for the readers.” Romeo's traged...