The Morality of art
Subtitle: essays presented to G. Wilson Knight by his colleagues and friends
By: edited by D. W. Jefferson.
Contributors: Jefferson, D. W. 1912-; Knight, George Wilson, 1897-
Publisher: Routledge & K. Paul
Published: 1969
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 237
Subjects: English literature -- History and criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.  Preface: Wilson Knight at Leeds.--Timon of Athens, by L. C. Knights.--'The true conduct of human judgment': some observations on Cymbeline, by G. Hill.--How to edit Shakespeare, by B. Dobrée.--The hesitation of Pyrrhus, by C. Leech.--In one person many people: King Richard the Second, by A. N. Jeffares.--Prince Hal, Henry V, and the Tudor monarchy, by C. Barber.--Shakespeare and 'The theatre of the world,' by H. Fisch.--The conclusion of The winter's tale, by K. Muir.--A Yorkshire tragedy and Two most vnnaturall and bloodie murthers, by A. C. Cawley.--The fourth stage, by W. Soyinka.--G. Wilson Knight: stage and study, by F. Berry.--Notes on a production of Wilson Knight's 'ideal Macbeth,' by L. Huddlestone.--Milton's austerity and moral disdain, by D. W. Jefferson.--The waking dream: Coleridge and the dream, by P. M. Ball.--Byron: the pilgrim and Don Juan, by D. Grant.--Keats and 'the feel of not to feel it,' by J. Jones.--Shelley's lyrics, by G. M.

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