Shakespeare An Address
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"The mental world is a true world, like nature; but it contains greater reality. Balzac used to say, turn- 24 SHAKESPEARE ing from his callers to his books, " Now for real people/' A universal element en- ters into the mental world. It is the sphere of poetic truth, Shakespeare's world. It was the place of his vision of life. Nothing of Hamlet, Lear, Othello, Macbeth, was ever a6lual in experience ; nothing such as their fatal histories was ever observed. The truth their souls contain is purely... mental; it is poetic truth. Shakespeare presents truth in a vision of that world which exists only in "the mind's eye. " Yet who does not perceive that his world is more "real than living man, " and un- veils the fates of men with a revealing range and search beyond nature? It is here that genius inhabits and creates.
In this poetic world Shakespeare, as he matured, developed in his genius a pene- tration and intensity that seem not only beyond nature, but at times beyond mor- tal power. It is in the four great trage- dies that he most impresses us so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The mental world is a true world, like nature; but it contains greater reality. Balzac used to say, turn- 24 SHAKESPEARE ing from his callers to his books, " Now for real people/' A universal element en- ters into the mental world. It is the sphere of poetic truth, Shakespeare's world. It was the place of his vision of life. Nothing of Hamlet, Lear, Othello, Macbeth, was ever a6lual in experience ; nothing such as their fatal histories was ever observed. The truth their souls contain is purely... mental; it is poetic truth. Shakespeare presents truth in a vision of that world which exists only in "the mind's eye. " Yet who does not perceive that his world is more "real than living man, " and un- veils the fates of men with a revealing range and search beyond nature? It is here that genius inhabits and creates.
In this poetic world Shakespeare, as he matured, developed in his genius a pene- tration and intensity that seem not only beyond nature, but at times beyond mor- tal power. It is in the four great trage- dies that he most impresses us so.
What to read after Shakespeare An Address?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodberry George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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