King Lear - Critics
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Clues
- 'A bleating Lear' 'a senile fool' 'is fatal to the scene' (8, 6)
- 'a purgatorial process to self-knowledge' (1, 6, 6)
- 'demented mumbling interspersed with brief insight' (8, 9)
- 'it is his rash haste, his violent impetuosity, his blindness to everything but the dictates of his passions or affections that produces all his misfortunes' (7, 7)
- 'Lear would rather have flattery than truth' (5, 6, 6)
- 'many critics see Lear's insanity as a learning process' (7, 6)
- 'the themes of the subplot - rejection, forgiveness, parents turning against children and children against parents, complement those of the main plot' (7, 7)
- Cordelia 'seizes the fact that the true sense of love implies something which is impossible to conceive of' (8, 6)
- Lear 'feels compassion, acknowledges his own failures and lessens himself in terms of divine justice' (6, 7)
- The Fool is 'a true innocent whose wisdom is obviously not his own making' (7, 1, 6)
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