Ken Colston on Shakespeare and the Treasury of Merit
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Showing posts with label Colston. Show all posts
Sacramental Usury in "The Merchant of Venice"
Ken Colston on Shylock, usury and The Merchant of Venice.
The Cowardly Shakespeare
Kevin O'Brien reflects on what happens to Shakespeare if the modernist critics are right.
"King Lear" and the Catholic Drama of Three Households and Four Loves
Ken Colston on seeing King
Lear through the Four Loves of C. S. Lewis, and of
seeing how sacrificial love redeems the play's nihilism.
An Academic Undoes the Renaissance
Ken Colston on Stephen Greenblatt's book on Shakespeare - and Other Things
Review of "The Soul of Wit: Chesterton on Shakespeare"
Ken Colston on Dale Ahlquist's book featuring a collection of essays on William Shakespeare by G. K. Chesterton
Macbeth and the Tragedy of Sin
Ken Colston on Macbeth and what the play shows us about the nature and effects of sin.
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