Shakespeare And the Modern Stage
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Involuntarily, they form the framework of apolitical and moral philosophy which for clear-eyed sanity is withoutrival.
III Shakespeare's political philosophy is instinct with the loftiest moralsense. Directly or indirectly, he defines many times the essentialvirtues and the inevitable temptations which attach to personsexercising legalised authority over their fellow-men. The topic alwaysseems to stir in Shakespeare his most serious tone of thought andword. No one, in fact, has conceived a high...er standard of publicvirtue and public duty than Shakespeare. His intuition rendered himtolerant of human imperfection. He is always in kindly sympathy withfailure, with suffering, with the oppressed. Consequently he brings atthe outset into clearer relief than professed political philosophers, the saving quality of mercy in rulers of men. Twice Shakespeare pleadsin almost identical terms, through the mouths of created characters, for generosity on the part of governors of states towards those whosin against law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Involuntarily, they form the framework of apolitical and moral philosophy which for clear-eyed sanity is withoutrival.
III Shakespeare's political philosophy is instinct with the loftiest moralsense. Directly or indirectly, he defines many times the essentialvirtues and the inevitable temptations which attach to personsexercising legalised authority over their fellow-men. The topic alwaysseems to stir in Shakespeare his most serious tone of thought andword. No one, in fact, has conceived a high...er standard of publicvirtue and public duty than Shakespeare. His intuition rendered himtolerant of human imperfection. He is always in kindly sympathy withfailure, with suffering, with the oppressed. Consequently he brings atthe outset into clearer relief than professed political philosophers, the saving quality of mercy in rulers of men. Twice Shakespeare pleadsin almost identical terms, through the mouths of created characters, for generosity on the part of governors of states towards those whosin against law.
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