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This Concise Edition And Reassessment Of Bradley's Shakespearean Tragedy Gives Ready Access To A Major Work Of Criticism That Deals With Matters Fundamental To Any Thoughtful Reading Of Shakespeare's Texts. It Continues To Be Informative And Challenging More Than A Hundred Years Since First Publication. In An Introduction Aimed At Present-day Students John Russell Brown Argues That Bradley Anticipated Much In Recent Performance Criticism And Was Unusually Perceptive About The Plays' Physical Action, Multiple Meanings, And Subtextual Life.--book Jacket. Pt. I. Practical Study And Criticism -- 1. Verbal And Physical Imagery -- 2. Subtextual Meanings, Tensions And Sensations -- 3. Action, Narrative And Plot -- 4. Characters -- 5. Hero -- 6. Contexts -- 7. Bradley's Scepticism And Search For A 'tragic Vision' -- Pt. Ii. From Shakespearean Tragedy And Later Lectures -- 8. Hamlet -- 9. Othello -- 10. King Lear -- 11. Macbeth -- 12. Antony And Cleopatra -- 13. Coriolams. [edited By] John Russell Brown. Rev. Ed. Of Shakespearean Tragedy. 1985. Includes Index. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. \"This concise edition and reassessment of Bradley's Shakespearean Tragedy gives ready access to a major work of criticism that deals with matters fundamental to any thoughtful reading of Shakespeare's texts. It continues to be informative and challenging more than a hundred years since first publication. In an introduction aimed at present-day students John Russell Brown argues that Bradley anticipated much in recent performance criticism and was unusually perceptive about the plays' physical action, multiple meanings, and subtextual life.\"--Jacket