Lear: The Great Image of Authority (3) (Shakespeare's Personalities)
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Lear: The Great Image of Authority (3) (Shakespeare's Personalities)

by Harold Bloom

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Harold Bloom examines Lear as one of Shakespeare’s most powerful literary personalities. Focusing on the figure of authority at the heart of the character and play, this concise study invites readers to consider Lear’s enduring importance within Shakespearean literature and criticism.

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Lear: The Great Image of Authority is a literary study by Harold Bloom devoted to Shakespeare’s Lear.

As part of the Shakespeare’s Personalities series, the book considers Lear as a powerful figure in Shakespearean literature.

Its focus on authority offers readers a way to engage with the character’s significance and the play’s lasting cultural presence.

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