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King Lear: Critical Interpretations
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King Lear: Critical Interpretations
17th Century Criticism
- Nahum Tate rewrote King Lear in 1681, after the Restoration, as he felt the ending was too gloomy and that the play's structure was disorganised.
18th Century Criticism
- In 1753 Joseph Wharton objected to the Gloucester subplot as unlikely and distracting and reckoned Gloucester's blinding too horrid to be exhibited on stage.
19th Century Criticism
20th Century Critism
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