Shakespeare the Man; An Essay
Shakespeare the Man; An Essay
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\In <( Guy Manner ing. " shade ^afeefipcart : \ shade one into another, to see how they diversify the The Man V common uniformity of civilized life. Nor does this Page 28 j involve simply intellectual or even imaginative pre- requisites; still less will it be facilitated by exquisite senses or subtle fancy. What is wanted is, to be able to appreciate mere clay, — which mere mind never will. If you will describe the people, — nay, if you will write for the people, — you must be one of the people; you must have led their life, and must wish to lead their life. However strong in any poet may be the higher qualities of abstract thought or con- ceiving fancy, unless he can actually sympathize with thosearound him he can never describe those around him. Any attempt to produce a likeness of what is not really liked by the person who is describing it will end in the creation of what may be correct, but is not living; of what may be artistic, but is likewise artificial. Perhaps this is the defect of the works of the greatest dramatic genius of recent times, — Goethe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\In <( Guy Manner ing. " shade ^afeefipcart : \ shade one into another, to see how they diversify the The Man V common uniformity of civilized life. Nor does this Page 28 j involve simply intellectual or even imaginative pre- requisites; still less will it be facilitated by exquisite senses or subtle fancy. What is wanted is, to be able to appreciate mere clay, — which mere mind never will. If you will describe the people, — nay, if you will write for the people, — you must be one of the people; you must have led their life, and must wish to lead their life. However strong in any poet may be the higher qualities of abstract thought or con- ceiving fancy, unless he can actually sympathize with thosearound him he can never describe those around him. Any attempt to produce a likeness of what is not really liked by the person who is describing it will end in the creation of what may be correct, but is not living; of what may be artistic, but is likewise artificial. Perhaps this is the defect of the works of the greatest dramatic genius of recent times, — Goethe.
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