Dynamism of Character in Shakespeare's Mature TragediesUniversity of Delaware Press, 2003 - 327 sider Dynamism of Character in Shakespeare's Mature Tragedies applies the systems theory of character to the analysis of the psychological and dramatic consistency of the main characters of Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, and Macbeth. The theory considers human behavior in terms of functional equilibrium between the stable properties of the mind, independent of the pressures of the sociocultural environment and the immediate situational context. What we call character thus denotes an autonomous configuration of psychological elements, which ensure the consistency and continuity of individual identity, despite the influence of the changing external circumstances. intuitive, and impressionistic approaches to character criticism, to the New Critical aesthetic readings of Shakespeare's plays which often ignore psychology as a valid interpretive perspective, and to the more recent cultural materialist readings that consider dramatic characters solely as functions of external, sociocultural forces. Piotr Sadowski teaches English literature at the American College Dublin, Dublin Business School, and Trinity College Dublin. |
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... types of character : exodynamic ( spontaneous , playful , childlike ) , exostatic ( showy , histri- onic , youthful , idealistic ) , static ( dutiful , honorable , responsible , mature ) , endostatic ( Continued on back flap ) Dynamism ...
... types of character : exodynamic ( spontaneous , playful , childlike ) , exostatic ( showy , histri- onic , youthful , idealistic ) , static ( dutiful , honorable , responsible , mature ) , endostatic ( Continued on back flap ) Dynamism ...
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... types of critical approaches have , like everything , their ad- vantages and disadvantages . The main advantage of a theory - driven approach is an increased dose of objectivity , a possibility to bypass individual , often idiosyncratic ...
... types of critical approaches have , like everything , their ad- vantages and disadvantages . The main advantage of a theory - driven approach is an increased dose of objectivity , a possibility to bypass individual , often idiosyncratic ...
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... types dis- tinguished on the basis of different internal configurations of the main functional elements of the mind ( chapter 1 ) . The particular na- ture of each personality type is ultimately determined by dynamism of character ...
... types dis- tinguished on the basis of different internal configurations of the main functional elements of the mind ( chapter 1 ) . The particular na- ture of each personality type is ultimately determined by dynamism of character ...
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Toward Systems Theory of Character | 26 |
Dynamism of Character | 49 |
Characters in Action | 81 |
Hamlet | 98 |
Othello | 164 |
King Lear | 219 |
Macbeth | 273 |
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acter action appear attitude audience avenger balance Banquo behavior Bradley Cassio cause character types characterological Claudius Claudius's context Cordelia crisis critics daughters death Desdemona dramatic dynamism of character Edgar Edmund Emilia emotional endodynamic character endostatic example exodynamic exostatic external fact father feelings filial Fortinbras gender Gertrude Ghost Gloucester Gloucester's Goneril Gonzago play Grene Hamlet hand heroic honest Honigmann Horatio human husband Iago Iago's individual interactions justice Kent killing King Lear king's Knight L. C. Knights Lady Macbeth Laertes Laertes's lago Lear's literary loyalty Macduff madness McElroy ment mental mind moral motives murder namic nature Ophelia Othello partner plot political Polonius Polonius's possible prince prince's principles psychological reaction reason relations revenge Roderigo role Rosencrantz and Guildenstern scene sense sexual Shakespeare's Shakespeare's Mature Tragedies Shakespeare's Tragic Imagination Shakespearean Tragedy situation social sociological power static character static person statism thou tion traditional unconscious villain wife Wilson Knight
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