16 Apr 2007
Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear"
Kennedy, Joy. "Shakespeare's King Lear." Explicator 60:2 (2002): 60-62.
(Finding this article in the library is part of the assignment.)
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Pagan Christianity
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study)...
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Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study)...
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Demented Christlike Figure
Excerpt: "Again, to see the Lear-as-Green-Man possibility, consider the irony of this mad diatribe as it is coupled with Lear wearing the crown of vegetation."Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study)...
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Excerpt: "Again, to see the Lear-as-Green-Man possibility, consider the irony of this mad diatribe as it is coupled with Lear wearing the crown of vegetation."Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study)...
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That Crazy Green Man!
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "Perhaps the Elizabethan audience would have construed Lear's insanity as a religious regression."...
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Tracked: April 13, 2007 9:02 PM
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "Perhaps the Elizabethan audience would have construed Lear's insanity as a religious regression."...
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Watch Out for Killer Plants!
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "All the plants Cordelia lists are noxious, bitter tasting, or contain skin irritants (Dyer 215; Butler 403-5). The interesting textual note here, with concern to the ...
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Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "All the plants Cordelia lists are noxious, bitter tasting, or contain skin irritants (Dyer 215; Butler 403-5). The interesting textual note here, with concern to the ...
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Green Man
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "The Green Man, his head crowned with leaves, weeds, or flowers, is one of the most incontestably pre-Christian images of British history.' I really liked this article...
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Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "The Green Man, his head crowned with leaves, weeds, or flowers, is one of the most incontestably pre-Christian images of British history.' I really liked this article...
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Pagan elements? Who knew?
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study)...
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Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study)...
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Not Much
Excerpt: the cuckoo flowers suggest madness...are all noxious, bitter tasting, or contain skin irritants. Perhaps the Elizabethan audience would have constructed Lear's insanity as a religious regrestion Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL15...
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Excerpt: the cuckoo flowers suggest madness...are all noxious, bitter tasting, or contain skin irritants. Perhaps the Elizabethan audience would have constructed Lear's insanity as a religious regrestion Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL15...
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green man!?
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study)...
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Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study)...
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The Jolly Green Giant
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "The Green Man, his head crowned with leaves, weeds, or flowers, is one of the most incontestably pre-Christian images in British history." After reading this article,...
Weblog: BethanyMerryman
Tracked: April 15, 2007 3:51 PM
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "The Green Man, his head crowned with leaves, weeds, or flowers, is one of the most incontestably pre-Christian images in British history." After reading this article,...
Weblog: BethanyMerryman
Tracked: April 15, 2007 3:51 PM
Salvation
Excerpt: The pre-Christian setting of the play presents the perfect background for an allusion to the ancient god; the Green Man lends a cohesive thread to the depiction of a wild world barren of God's saving grace. And yet, for those...
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Tracked: April 15, 2007 4:16 PM
Excerpt: The pre-Christian setting of the play presents the perfect background for an allusion to the ancient god; the Green Man lends a cohesive thread to the depiction of a wild world barren of God's saving grace. And yet, for those...
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Paganism in Lear
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "The pre-Christian setting of the play presents the perfect background for an allusion to an ancient god." It does make sense. Seeing as it is a pagan setting and...
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Tracked: April 15, 2007 5:20 PM
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "The pre-Christian setting of the play presents the perfect background for an allusion to an ancient god." It does make sense. Seeing as it is a pagan setting and...
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Tracked: April 15, 2007 5:20 PM
Green Man?
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) If Lear is an image of the Green Man in act 4, both sides of the pagan-versus-Christian debate are strengthened. The pre-Christian setting of the play presents the per...
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Tracked: April 15, 2007 5:29 PM
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) If Lear is an image of the Green Man in act 4, both sides of the pagan-versus-Christian debate are strengthened. The pre-Christian setting of the play presents the per...
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Religion and Literature!
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "Scholars have noted Cordelia's Christlike attributes, seen Lear as Job, found attributes of Christiian Stoicism, and have also read a morality play."...
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Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "Scholars have noted Cordelia's Christlike attributes, seen Lear as Job, found attributes of Christiian Stoicism, and have also read a morality play."...
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Reflection Paper - "A Connection with Religion"
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) Reflection paper for Kennedy, "Shakespeare's King Lear"...
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Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) Reflection paper for Kennedy, "Shakespeare's King Lear"...
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Reflection on Two Articles
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) I felt that the articles by Joy Kennedy and William Zander were thought provoking. I liked how Zander linked the end of the play with the death of King...
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Tracked: April 15, 2007 8:10 PM
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) I felt that the articles by Joy Kennedy and William Zander were thought provoking. I liked how Zander linked the end of the play with the death of King...
Weblog: JennaMiller
Tracked: April 15, 2007 8:10 PM
Shakespeare and Christianity
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study)...
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Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study)...
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Dat dude! Da Green Man!
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "Darnel prevents corn from growing; hemlock is poisonous; and the cuckoo-flowers suggest madness. All of the plants Cordelia lists are noxious, bitter tasting, or cont...
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Tracked: April 16, 2007 12:18 AM
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "Darnel prevents corn from growing; hemlock is poisonous; and the cuckoo-flowers suggest madness. All of the plants Cordelia lists are noxious, bitter tasting, or cont...
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Tracked: April 16, 2007 12:18 AM
Harvest Five Grain
Excerpt: "One of the most memorable figures of Shakespeare's tragedies is King Lear, wandering madly through the raging tempest. The debate over interpretations of the play is well known: pagan versus Christian."...
Weblog: Stuff That I Write About Things
Tracked: April 16, 2007 10:49 AM
Excerpt: "One of the most memorable figures of Shakespeare's tragedies is King Lear, wandering madly through the raging tempest. The debate over interpretations of the play is well known: pagan versus Christian."...
Weblog: Stuff That I Write About Things
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History Repeats Itself
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "In the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth century depictions of the Green Man, the relationship between human and vegetative is often suggested as hostile-'sometim...
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Tracked: April 16, 2007 4:33 PM
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) "In the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth century depictions of the Green Man, the relationship between human and vegetative is often suggested as hostile-'sometim...
Weblog: BethanyBouchard
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Green Man and Shakespeare
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) " He was a symbol of fertility, copulation, and re-birth; he represented the endless cycle of nature, including mortality. " I think that it was a great job done...
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Tracked: April 17, 2007 8:25 PM
Excerpt: Kennedy, "Shakespare's King Lear" -- Jerz: EL150 (Intro to Literary Study) " He was a symbol of fertility, copulation, and re-birth; he represented the endless cycle of nature, including mortality. " I think that it was a great job done...
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