Shakespearean Tragedy

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Introduction
Tragedy and metaphysics
Freud and the pleasure of tragedy
Aristotle and tragedy
Nietzsche and tragedy
Hegel and Bradley on tragedy
Tragedy and social order
Tragedy and violence
Tragedy and the pharmakos
Materialist Tragedy
Semiotics
The Great Eclipse: Tragic Form as the Deconsecration of Sovereignty
The Breakdown of Medieval Hierarchy in "King Lear", Alessandro Serpieri
Marxism and materialism
Aristocratic Failure
Shakespeare's Theatre: Tradition and Experiment
New Historicism
The Improvision of Power
Cultural materialism
"King Lear" (c. 1605-6) and Essentialist Humanism
Feminism
Finding a Place
The Late Tragedies
Representing Ophelia: Women, Madness and the Responsabilities of Feminist Criticism
Psychoanalytical criticism
"Romeo and Ju
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