Shakespeare's knowledge of mankind, by A. Schlegel
"Shakespeare's knowledge of mankind has become proverbial: he has justly been called the master of the human mind."
InLibroVeritas
- 11 sept.
- 7 Min
Facts of Shakespeare's Life, by Mark Twain
"In the list as above set down, will be found every positively known fact of Shakespeare’s life, lean and meagre as the invoice is."
InLibroVeritas
- 10 sept.
- 7 Min
Shakespeare and Bacon (by Dr. Gervinus )
"In the chapter on "His Age," Professor Gervinus pours out the results of a profound study of the writings attributed to both men."
InLibroVeritas
- 21 mai 2021
- 7 Min
Villiers de L'Isle-Adam : Hamlet
"Le génie n’a point pour mission de créer, mais d’éclairer ce qui, sans lui, serait condamné aux ténèbres. C’est l’ordonnateur du Chaos."
InLibroVeritas
- 10 avr. 2021
- 3 Min
Victor Hugo : Prometheus and Hamlet
"Prometheus is action. Hamlet is hesitation. In Prometheus the obstacle is exterior; in Hamlet it is interior."
InLibroVeritas
- 10 avr. 2021
- 6 Min
Victor Hugo : Hamlet ou la folie du sage
"Tout maladif qu'il est, Hamlet exprime un état permanent de l’homme : le malaise de l’âme dans la vie pas assez faite pour elle."
InLibroVeritas
- 6 févr. 2021
- 4 Min
Shakespeare's The Tempest: A Jungian Interpretation
"The Tempest investigates marriage, love, culture. It is symbolic of man’s rational higher instincts versus his animal natural tendencies."
InLibroVeritas
- 6 févr. 2021
- 3 Min
Illustrations of Shakespeare, by William Blake
[William Blake - "Clarence's Dream", 1774 (Shakespeare, Richard III, Act 1, Scene 4)]
InLibroVeritas
- 31 oct. 2020
- 5 Min
La Mélancolie de la "Vanitas": de Montaigne à Hamlet
[ "Comme Montaigne, Shakespeare, ou du moins Hamlet, reconnaît en lui-même avec inquiétude le tourment propre aux mélancoliques"
InLibroVeritas
- 29 oct. 2020
- 5 Min
Loneliness and the Tragic Hero in Shakespeare
"For Hamlet and heroes such as him, loneliness represents fulfilment, even if on another level."
InLibroVeritas
- 18 oct. 2020
- 6 Min
Hamlet : A Case of Madness ?
"Hamlet's mind," the critic says, "is constantly occupied with the world within, and abstracted from the world without."
Citations du moment
"La mélancolie est d’autant plus pure que l’amour l’enveloppe et l’alimente. De leur association naît une palpitation agréable et suave, une grâce de la solitude, un pressentiment voluptueux de l’éternité."
— Cioran, Le livre des leurres, 1936
