As You Like It Shakespeare As You Like It Shakespeare

As You Like It Shakespeare

Indeks: ER.19.07.22

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ISBN: 9780140621259

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One of Shakespeare's early plays, As You Like It (1598-1599) is a stock romantic comedy that was familiar to Elizabethan audiences as an exemplar of "Christian" comedy. Although the play does include two off-stage spiritual conversations, the "Christian" designation does not refer to religion itself. Instead, it denotes the restoration and regeneration of society through the affirmation of certain Christian values such as brotherly love, marital union, tolerance for different viewpoints, and optimism about life at large.

The plot is very simple: the resolution of the dramatic problem in the warped attitudes of two evil brothers toward good brothers and related obstacles to marriage for several couples in the play (most notably Rosalind and Orlando), are easily overcome and a happy ending is never in doubt. On the level, the play was clearly intended by Shakespeare as a simple, diverting amusement; several scenes in As You Like It are essentially skits made up of songs and joking banter. But on a somewhat deeper level, the play provides opportunities for its main characters to discuss a host of subjects (love, aging, the natural world, and death) from their particular points of view. At its center, As You Like It presents us with the respective worldviews of Jaques, a chronically melancholy pessimist preoccupied with the negative aspects of life, and Rosalind, the play's Christian heroine who recognizes life's difficulties but holds fast to a positive attitude that is kind, playful, and, above all, wise. In the end, the enjoyment that we receive from the play's comedy is reinforced and validated by a humanistic philosophy gently woven into the text by benevolent Shakespeare.

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Tytuł
As You Like It
Autor
William Shakespeare
Okładka
Miękka
Stan
Używana
Rok wydania
1994
Liczba stron
126
Wydawnictwo
Penguin Books
ISBN
9780140621259
VAT
5%
Czas wysyłki
w ciągu 24 h
Indeks
ER.19.07.22

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