Famous Introductions to Shakespeares Plays By the Notable Editors of the Eighte
Famous Introductions to Shakespeares Plays By the Notable Editors of the Eighte
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The nature of any distemper once found has generally been the immediate step to a cure. Shakespeare's case has in a great measure resembled that of a corrupt classick; and, consequently, the method of cure was likewise to bear a resemblance. By what means, and 7 Vide Heminge and Condell's Introduction, p 3.
72 FAMOUS INTRODUCTIONS with what success, this cure has been effected on ancient writers, is too well known, and needs no formal illustration. The reputation, consequent on tasks of that na...ture, invite me to attempt the method here ; with this view, the hopes of restoring to the publick their greatest poet in his original purity, after having so long lain in a condition that was a disgrace to common sense. To this end I have ventured on a labour, that is the first essay of the kind on any modern author whatsoever. For the late edition of Milton, by the learned Dr. Bentley, is, in the main, a performance of another species. It is plain, it was the intention of that great man rather to correct and pare off the excrescencies of the " Paradise Lost, " in the manner that Tucca and Varius were employed to criticise the JEneid of Virgil, than to restore corrupted passages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nature of any distemper once found has generally been the immediate step to a cure. Shakespeare's case has in a great measure resembled that of a corrupt classick; and, consequently, the method of cure was likewise to bear a resemblance. By what means, and 7 Vide Heminge and Condell's Introduction, p 3.
72 FAMOUS INTRODUCTIONS with what success, this cure has been effected on ancient writers, is too well known, and needs no formal illustration. The reputation, consequent on tasks of that na...ture, invite me to attempt the method here ; with this view, the hopes of restoring to the publick their greatest poet in his original purity, after having so long lain in a condition that was a disgrace to common sense. To this end I have ventured on a labour, that is the first essay of the kind on any modern author whatsoever. For the late edition of Milton, by the learned Dr. Bentley, is, in the main, a performance of another species. It is plain, it was the intention of that great man rather to correct and pare off the excrescencies of the " Paradise Lost, " in the manner that Tucca and Varius were employed to criticise the JEneid of Virgil, than to restore corrupted passages.
What to read after Famous Introductions to Shakespeares Plays By the Notable Editors of the Eighte?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beverley E Beverley Ellison Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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