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Leslie Fiedler burst like a bombshell on the literary establishment with this book, his first venture into Shakespearian studies. By careful analysis of both the plays and the sonnets he identifies four archetypal “Stranger” figures - the Woman, the Black Man, the Native, the Jew - and reveals an all-too-human Shakespeare quite at odds with the conventional model.
Published: Jan 01, 1972
|Est. Pages: 224
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