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KING LEAR

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William Shakespeare

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Pagine: 160pagine
Tempo di lettura: 6ore

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The exploration of family dynamics in King Lear reveals a stark contrast between greed and cruelty versus support and compassion. The characters' intense emotions lead to devastating consequences, particularly for Lear, whose descent into madness highlights the vulnerabilities of old age. This tragedy captivates audiences not only through its powerful language but also through its compelling narrative that resonates deeply. The play's portrayal of human suffering and the complexities of familial relationships make it one of Shakespeare's most profound and moving works.

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KING LEAR, William Shakespeare

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Pubblicato: 2022
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Titolo: KING LEAR
Lingua: Inglese
Autori: William Shakespeare
Editore: DOUBLE 9 BOOKSLLP
Pubblicato: 2022
Formato: In brossura
Pagine: 160
ISBN13: 9789394973343
Tag: Narrativa, Arte / Cultura, Poesia, Classici, Teatro & Dramma, Piante e botaniace, Scuola, Drammi, Opere teatrali, Inghilterra, Cupoe, oscuro, Erbe, Eredità, Re, Figlie, Tragedia, Follia, Ipocrisia
Valutazione: 4,15 su 5
Descrizione: The exploration of family dynamics in King Lear reveals a stark contrast between greed and cruelty versus support and compassion. The characters' intense emotions lead to devastating consequences, particularly for Lear, whose descent into madness highlights the vulnerabilities of old age. This tragedy captivates audiences not only through its powerful language but also through its compelling narrative that resonates deeply. The play's portrayal of human suffering and the complexities of familial relationships make it one of Shakespeare's most profound and moving works.