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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. What Loves Labours Lost, Hamlet, and The Tempest can teach us about discovery, growth, and change.Shakespeare was a keen and discerning reader who was mocked by writers who, unlike him, had been to university so its not surprising that his portrait of scholarly life is critical. As Sean Keilen shows in this engaging book, Shakespeares scholars lack humility, shun wisdom, underestimate people who are not scholars, and, by keeping aloof from society, fail to see themselves clearly. In examining Shakespeares scholars, Keilen finds parallels in the modern academy.Keilen examines three plays with scholars as protagonists, tracing these characters arduous paths to self-knowledge and meaningful connection with others. In Loves Labours Lost, four noblemen, seeking fame for knowledge and virtue, establish an academy but the real purpose of their studies is to exclude women, scorn men of inferior standing, and treat each other with hostility. In Hamlet, the prodigiously intelligent Prince of Denmark retreats to the solitude of his own thoughts, with unfortunate results. And in The Tempest, Prospero abandons his duty to others for the rapture of secret studies, a choice that leads him to seek the false consolation of self-protective bitterness. In each play, Keilen finds important lessons about humility, wisdom, and self-knowledge. Inspired by these, he argues for a new approach to teaching literature one that views literary education not as an esoteric discipline but as the renewal of an intellectual heritage all readers hold in common. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Zustand: New. What Love's Labor's Lost, Hamlet, and The Tempest can teach us about discovery, growth, and changeShakespeare was a keen and discerning reader who was mocked by writers who, unlike him, had been to university-so it's not surprising that his portrait of scholarly life is critical. As Sean Keilen shows in this engaging book, Shakespeare's scholars lack humility, shun wisdom, underestimate people who are not scholars, and, by keeping aloof from society, fail to see themselves clearly. In examining Shakespeare's scholars, Keilen finds parallels in the modern academy.Keilen examines three plays with scholars as protagonists, tracing these characters' arduous paths to self-knowledge and meaningful connection with others. In Love's Labor's Lost, four noblemen, seeking fame for knowledge and virtue, establish an academy-but the real purpose of their studies is to exclude women, scorn men of inferior standing, and treat each other with hostility. In Hamlet, the prodigiously intelligent Prince of Denmark retreats to the solitude of his own thoughts, with unfortunate results. And in The Tempest, Prospero abandons his duty to others for the rapture of secret studies, a choice that leads him to seek the false consolation of self-protective bitterness. In each play, Keilen finds important lessons about humility, wisdom, and self-knowledge. Inspired by these, he argues for a new approach to teaching literature-one that views literary education not as an esoteric discipline but as the renewal of an intellectual heritage all readers hold in common.…

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Hardback. Zustand: New. What Love's Labor's Lost, Hamlet, and The Tempest can teach us about discovery, growth, and changeShakespeare was a keen and discerning reader who was mocked by writers who, unlike him, had been to university-so it's not surprising that his portrait of scholarly life is critical. As Sean Keilen shows in this engaging book, Shakespeare's scholars lack humility, shun wisdom, underestimate people who are not scholars, and, by keeping aloof from society, fail to see themselves clearly. In examining Shakespeare's scholars, Keilen finds parallels in the modern academy.Keilen examines three plays with scholars as protagonists, tracing these characters' arduous paths to self-knowledge and meaningful connection with others. In Love's Labor's Lost, four noblemen, seeking fame for knowledge and virtue, establish an academy-but the real purpose of their studies is to exclude women, scorn men of inferior standing, and treat each other with hostility. In Hamlet, the prodigiously intelligent Prince of Denmark retreats to the solitude of his own thoughts, with unfortunate results. And in The Tempest, Prospero abandons his duty to others for the rapture of secret studies, a choice that leads him to seek the false consolation of self-protective bitterness. In each play, Keilen finds important lessons about humility, wisdom, and self-knowledge. Inspired by these, he argues for a new approach to teaching literature-one that views literary education not as an esoteric discipline but as the renewal of an intellectual heritage all readers hold in common.…

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Hardback or Cased Book. Zustand: New. Shakespeare's Scholars: Three Lessons from the Liberal Arts. Book.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. No Jacket. First Edition. xi + 284 pp, list of 15 illustrations, notes on 13 contributors, Introduction with endnotes, 12 chapters with endnotes, grouped in III Parts - I.Reception, Renovation, Renassiance; II. Desire and the Disorganized Body; III. Intimate Matters; Index. 5.75" x 8.8" glossy pictorial boards. Tight., clean, no wear. Size: Octavo. Book. …