Park Woo-soo: Shakespeare and the Drama of Passion

The Renaissance passion was no longer the only object of the idea of sin, nor of the gypsy, as was true in medieval Christian culture. Because of the passion, the Renaissance has his own unique identity and leads to a catastrophe. Human machines burn the fuel of this fierceness and maintain life. There is a character called death at the end of desire. Shakespeare's tragic characters leave behind a life of illusions that they can never be considered defeat. Their death is the way to determine the size of life beyond defeat. Shakespeare is not free from the relationship between identity and identity of the character, but by understanding humans as a species, he makes sure that each individual is an independent entity with relative autonomy within his emotional sphere.

Korean title: 셰익스피어와 격정의 드라마

Korean author: 박우수

Korean publisher: HUINE

ISBN-13: 9791159019104