Spirit, Soul, and City Shakespeare's

Spirit, Soul, and City offers a new reading of Coriolanus, Shakespeare's most political play and the last of his great tragedies. Portraying the founding of the Roman republic and the life and soul of its legendary warrior, Coriolanus, the play brings to light not only the hidden working of Rome's mixed regime but the inherent tragic tensions in the soul's spirited tendency to strive to go beyond itself in order to be true to itself.

Jan H. Blits is Professor of Political Science and International Relations, University Honors Faculty, at the University of Delaware

Acknowledgments	p. ix
Introduction	p. 1
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Index	p. 237
About the Author	p. 243
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Spirit, Soul, and City Shakespeare's 'Coriolanus'

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