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susan sontag quote abt suffering in death of a salesman
‘to set sufferings alongside the sufferings of another people was to compare them.. it is intolerable to have one’s own sufferings twinned with anybody elses’
metaphysical ideas of keats
memento mori (nature as a conceit, time). ‘that drop of blood is my death-warrant; - i must die
free will, supernatural love
mortality, gods and existence
edgar madness
declaration of egregious popish impostures
nothingness and madness
gloucester - nihilistic, therefore is nothing symbolised by his blindness
kent and edgar- existentialist, cuz they take their fall from power and make something better out of their life
laer - absurdist, initially nihilistic but now recognises and loves the nothingness
romantic tragedy conventions
not controlled by fate
nietzsche ; society split into apollonian order and dionysian excess of pleasure
gothic emotional surplus
grief enough to kill, increased pathos
keats contextual points
esoteric role of women
nietzschean ideas apollonion vs dionysian
metaphysical litaray elements
gothic literary elements
death of a salesman contextual points
pilgrims, change in american values
collectivisim vs individualism
excess of suffering ‘to set sufferings alongside the sufferings of another people was to compare them.. it is intolerable to have one’s own sufferings twinned with anybody elses’
ambiguity of tragedy
king lear contextual points
plato’s theory of forms
servitude and chain of being
lady fortuna and lady justice
aristotelean vs shakesepearean
existentialism , nihilism , absurdism
nous
what did plato say about forms?
forms are timeless, abstract, non physical ideals existing outside of reality, that reality works around
physical quantity that makes an object an object
goneril’s characterisation
snake hsssssss
what is nous?
the mind’s ability to determine what is real , separate yet linked to sensory perception