Shakespeare and history
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It just so happened that the English XV century, which has absorbed the background of the Tudor dynasty, the enlightened audience (and not only in Russia) knows mainly according to Shakespeare"s chronomies - the cycle about the first lacasters and dramatic tetralogy about the war of the scarlet and white rose. Many stereotypes also go from there, and King Richard III is especially unlucky, who, with the light hand of the great playwright, appears as an absolute villain. But was everything really so? Mikhail Barg answers this question, and at the same time gives many details of the English life, although perhaps this is not the most important thing in his book. First of all, she talks about what there were ideas about the time in the era of Shakespeare, which was understood as history and what role a person was assigned in the historical process, as well as how Shakespeare, sensitively listening to his time, answered the eternal question about human relations, authorities and society.
Mikhail Barg (1915 -1991) - Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Member of the Royal Historical Society
Mikhail Barg (1915 -1991) - Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Member of the Royal Historical Society
Author:
Author:Barg Mikhail
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: History. Geography. Ethnography
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91678-670-5
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