Shakespeare’S Richard Ii, God, and Language

Fiction & Literature, Literary Theory & Criticism, British
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Author: John O'Meara ISBN: 9781440197987
Publisher: iUniverse Publication: January 19, 2010
Imprint: iUniverse Language: English
Author: John O'Meara
ISBN: 9781440197987
Publisher: iUniverse
Publication: January 19, 2010
Imprint: iUniverse
Language: English

This book presents an in-depth view of the extraordinary revisionist language Shakespeare gives to his most royal of all kings, from the time Richard falls dramatically out of favor with God.

Readers will find this book most useful in seeking to disentangle the plays notoriously elaborate verbal presentation, but what the author brings out in connection with Richards approach to language should move performers themselves to seek to present in future a more creatively dynamic Richard than the one we have thus far been required to accept.

Especially does this book help one to see more clearly how before Shakespeares difficult re-emergence in his late plays, before all the tragedy, before the fall, there wasGod.

John OMearasworkdisplays an alert and delicate sensitivity to language and metaphor Arthur Kinney, English Language Notes

Cover Photo:

by RegWilson

The Royal Shakespeare Company

Alan Howard as Richard II

in the 1980

Royal Shakespeare Company Production

at Stratford-Upon-Avon

Back Photo

by

A.F.

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This book presents an in-depth view of the extraordinary revisionist language Shakespeare gives to his most royal of all kings, from the time Richard falls dramatically out of favor with God.

Readers will find this book most useful in seeking to disentangle the plays notoriously elaborate verbal presentation, but what the author brings out in connection with Richards approach to language should move performers themselves to seek to present in future a more creatively dynamic Richard than the one we have thus far been required to accept.

Especially does this book help one to see more clearly how before Shakespeares difficult re-emergence in his late plays, before all the tragedy, before the fall, there wasGod.

John OMearasworkdisplays an alert and delicate sensitivity to language and metaphor Arthur Kinney, English Language Notes

Cover Photo:

by RegWilson

The Royal Shakespeare Company

Alan Howard as Richard II

in the 1980

Royal Shakespeare Company Production

at Stratford-Upon-Avon

Back Photo

by

A.F.

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