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Prologue Part I: Language 1. Admitting the difficulty 2. 'All these old words' 3. Case Study: 'Virtue' 4. Grammar 5. Metaphor 6. Allusion 7. Rhetoric 8. Paraphrase 9. Some strategies 10. Long Speeches Part II: Aspects 11. Narrative 12. Theatre 13. Context 14. Interpretation 15. Talk Epilogue: Finding Value in Shakespeare
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Justin Jackson
reviewed Teaching Reading Shakespeare on September 23, 2014
Teaching Reading Shakespeare
I think that it is very likely that Chesterton has captured George Bernard Shaw in this biography. I think Chesterton makes a ton of excellent points. It's just that so many of his references are so specific to their particular time, that it is hard for the modern reader to understand or really appreciate the argument being made.
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