This great stage
image and structure in King Lear.
Kings and rulers in literature
Figures of speech
Tragedy
In literature
Literature
Criticism and interpretation
This great stage: images and structure in King Lear, an enduring contribution to Shakespeare criticism, offers a profound and evocative view of what is "finally a play about the ways of looking at and assessing the world of human experiences."
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