<p>Coleridge on puns in Shakespeare.  Aristotelean unities and how Shakespeare violates them.  Doctor Johnson's bad conjectural emendation.  The great line he wishes to emend: "Time and the hour runs through the roughest day."</p>

Coleridge on puns in Shakespeare. Aristotelean unities and how Shakespeare violates them. Doctor Johnson's bad conjectural emendation. The great line he wishes to emend: "Time and the hour runs through the roughest day."

<p>Coleridge on puns in Shakespeare.&nbsp; Aristotelean unities and how Shakespeare violates them.&nbsp; Doctor Johnson's bad conjectural emendation.&nbsp; The great line he wishes to emend: "Time and the hour runs through the roughest day."</p>

Advanced Shakespeare 3 1/21/20: Macbeth, conflict, Coleridge on puns

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Advanced Shakespeare 3 1/21/20: Macbeth, conflict, Coleridge on puns