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Here are our earlier conversations:
Act One
Act Two
Act Three
King Bolingbroke and I walk through each scene and try to show how even the short ones seemingly designed to “just move the plot forward,” are artfully constructed and highly revealing. We discussed Edgar’s different approaches to guiding Gloucester and Lear; whether Cordelia has improved; the difference between reading and watching Shakespeare’s plays; and we broached the enormous question of what Shakespeare’s over-arching vision of human life is—among many other things. We hope that you enjoy!
Also, if you haven’t already, check out our essay, The Evolution of MCC. Some men who I really admire and who you will learn a great deal from, will be joining us for interviews in July / August!
By Montana Classical CollegeHere are our earlier conversations:
Act One
Act Two
Act Three
King Bolingbroke and I walk through each scene and try to show how even the short ones seemingly designed to “just move the plot forward,” are artfully constructed and highly revealing. We discussed Edgar’s different approaches to guiding Gloucester and Lear; whether Cordelia has improved; the difference between reading and watching Shakespeare’s plays; and we broached the enormous question of what Shakespeare’s over-arching vision of human life is—among many other things. We hope that you enjoy!
Also, if you haven’t already, check out our essay, The Evolution of MCC. Some men who I really admire and who you will learn a great deal from, will be joining us for interviews in July / August!