THE SUPERNATURAL IN SHAKSPERE

THE present writer concluded an article in the August issue of this magazine by saying that the supernatural element is the essence of the sublime in English dramatic art. To the end that he might realise the peculiar character of the Shaksperian imagination, and appreciate truly the psychological s...

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Published in:The New monthly, Jan.-Oct. 1882 Jan.-Oct. 1882, 1879-07, Vol.116, p.1029-1039
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