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A theater of envy by René Girard · Booklabria

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A theater of envy

PsychologyPsychological aspects

A theater of envy

Name: A theater of envy
Author: René Girard

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First published: 1990
Editions: 6 in 4 languages

Synopsis

The author proposes dramatic new interpretations of nearly all of Shakespeare's plays and poems.

Subjects: Psychology
Psychological aspects
Drama
Criticism and interpretation
Psychologie
Engels
Set in: England
Characters: William Shakespeare

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Editions

6 in 4 languages

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English3 French1 German1 Spanish1

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