The Politics of Lear
by Peter J. LeithartLear leaves kings haunted the fear they are nothing. Continue Reading »
Lear leaves kings haunted the fear they are nothing. Continue Reading »
King Lear is a moral tragedy, not absurdist drama. Continue Reading »
There is a block in Brooklyn where it storms every daytwice a day, on Sundays. It’s been storming since January, and it’ll last till Mayand then the storm will spread out all over New York. On one side of the street, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Angus Jackson’s . . . . Continue Reading »
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