Shakespeare and Renaissance Ethics

ISBN: 9781107419810 出版年：2014 页码：322 Patrick Gray John D Cox Cambridge University Press

Introduction: rethinking Shakespeare and ethics Patrick Gray and John D. Cox Part I. Shakespeare and Classical Ethics: 1. Fame, eternity, and Shakespeare's Romans Gordon Braden 2. Shakespeare and the ethics of laughter Indira Ghose 3. Aristotelian shame and Christian mortification in Love's Labour's Lost Jane Kingsley-Smith 4. Shakespeare's Vergil: empathy and The Tempest Leah Whittington Part II. Shakespeare and Christian Ethics: 5. Shakespeare's prayers John D. Cox 6. The morality of milk: Shakespeare and the ethics of nursing Beatrice Groves 7. Hamlet the rough-hewer: moral agency and the consolations of Reformation thought Russell M. Hillier 8. 'Wrying but a little'? Marriage, punishment, and forgiveness in Cymbeline Robert S. Miola Part III. Shakespeare and the Ethical Thinking of Montaigne: 9. 'Hide thy selfe': Montaigne, Hamlet, and Epicurean ethics Patrick Gray 10. Conscience and the god-surrogate in Montaigne and Measure for Measure William M. Hamlin 11. Shakespeare, Montaigne, and classical reason Peter Holbrook 12. Madness, proverbial wisdom, and philosophy in King Lear Peter Mack.