- Terry Tempest Williams
- feminist Mormon environmental writer
- Speaking at the Emerson
- Tuesday March 8
- Attendance is REQUIRED
- Gretchen Minton will be guest speaking
- everyone needs to read Act 1 & 2 of Antony and Cleopatra
- Have at least 1 question to ask
- John Orsi's blog
- Remainder by Tom McCarthy
- Post Modern Novel
- King Lear
- Cordelia and Fool are never on stage at the same time
- might be the same actor
- both remind Lear of who he is
- Needful things
- what is needed?
- page 1592
- Beggar; needful thing; doesn't even need clothes; complete 180
- Storm
- literal & psychological for Lear
- insanity
- 1593
- Lear calling for apocalypse
- cursing all man
- catastrophe
- Job=Lear
- alike in vindictiveness
- Lear towards all man
- Job towards God
- everything is relative
- when things seem the worst possible; it could always be worse
- pelican=cannibalistic
- Page 1596
- Consider him well
- fool, lunatic, old man
- "thou art the thing itself"
- takes off clothes; getting rid of veils/cloak/old self
- 1600
- "The worst returns to laughter"
- On next test!
- 1601
- worst is never the worst if one can say it is the worst
- stichomythia
- 1 liners
- Nate's Blog
- Yon Cot
- IV.6
- Beckett compares with absurd drama
- Gloucester and son
- similar to Joseph and his brothers
- tricking to make them come to a more transformation
- Heart of Shakespeare
- 1605
- Lear
- mimics Oedipus speech
- 1606
- alchemy
- empty out self
- kinosis/nregdo: decomposed blackness
- then elixir can be found
- Via Negatia
- St. John of Cross
- use of this perspective could make play be positive
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Class Notes March 3, 2011
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