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A.C Bradley
Viewed lead as a noble tragic hero whose downfall evokes profound pity.
view focuses on character, moral struggle and Lears journey toward humility.
Sees the play as exploring universal human truths: suffering, redemption, moral order
Jonathan Dollimore
Marxist view point. Believes the play exposes fragility of social hierarchies and artificial nature of authority. (Fedual System criticism).
Kathleen Mcluskie
Feminist critic. Believed the play reinforced patriarchal ideology. The play punishes female autonomy (Goneril and Reagan) and rewards female silence (Cordelia)
Coppelia Kahn
Psychoanalytic feminist
Lears journey is about masculinity, dependence, and emotional breakdown. Lears identity is built on rejecting feminine dependency.
Stephen Greenblatt
Power is performance- self fashioning. In order to be power you must act the part.
Sheila Rowbotham
The play exposes how patriarchal and class power intersect. Suffering of women and the poor reveals structural injustice. Play critiques systems that privilege elite men while marginalising everyone else.