Hegelian Literary Perspectives

A. C. Bradley absolute Absurd accept action aesthetic Albee Albee's ancient Antigone appear Aristophanes Aristotle artistic audience beauty Beckett becomes Bradley's character classical Claudius comedy comic consciousness contradiction critics Dante Dante's death dialectic divine dramatic dramatists Edward Albee Enrico Enrico IV epic essay example experience expression external fact Falstaff force Ghost gives Greek tragedy Hamlet Hegel on Tragedy Hegel's Theory Hegelian Henry Paolucci hero human humor Ibid insight insistence kind King language Liolà literary literature Luigi Pirandello lyric Macbeth Marx Marxist mask means Miller modern tragedy murder never objective Oedipus Rex paradox philosophy Pirandellian Pirandello playwrights poet poetic Prometheus protagonist reality recognize rejection reminds role sense Shakespeare Shakespearean tragedy sion social Socratic Sophocles soul spirit stage suggest T. S. Eliot theater plays things Tiny Alice tion tragic truth usurpation values Voices of Poetry words writes York Zeus