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Good and evil in Shakespeare's King Lear and Macbeth / Alina Deg�unther.

By: Series: CompactPublication details: Hamburg, Germany: Anchor Academic Publishing, 2014Description: 1 online resource (39 pages)ISBN:
  • 3954895641
  • 9783954895649
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • PR2894 .D44 2014eb
Online resources: Summary: Article Abstract: The concepts of good and evil, which can be understood and defined differently, are two broad and sapid concepts because of its diverse interpretations. The two abstract notions have been discussed throughout the centuries since the human existence and continue to be a dispute today. However, the meaning of good and evil was especially interesting in the middle Ages and Renaissance that will be introduced in the first part of this thesis. It will present the different origins of good and evil and examine how variously these concepts were perceived in the middle Ages and Renaissance. It shoul.
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Article Abstract: The concepts of good and evil, which can be understood and defined differently, are two broad and sapid concepts because of its diverse interpretations. The two abstract notions have been discussed throughout the centuries since the human existence and continue to be a dispute today. However, the meaning of good and evil was especially interesting in the middle Ages and Renaissance that will be introduced in the first part of this thesis. It will present the different origins of good and evil and examine how variously these concepts were perceived in the middle Ages and Renaissance. It shoul.