Destruction, Chaos, Nothingness Flashcards

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Third point about destruction and chaos

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Madness mirrors political chaos

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Second point about the destruction and chaos

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The destruction of family ties

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Fourth point about destruction and chaos

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Destruction suggests that human suffering is meaningless

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Fifth point about destruction and chaos

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No order or justice

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Examples for natural order leading to chaos

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Attempts to evade fate prove disastrous

Lear’s abdication causes a chain of tragic events

Kent’s disguise, Edgar and Edmund’s role reversal

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Critics/Context for disruption of natural order leading to chaos

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Marilyn French, Race Capet, Divine Right

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Link to Oedipus for disruption of natural order leads to chaos

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Attempts to escape fate

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Examples for the destruction of family ties

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Cordelia banished

Goneril and Regan’s cruelty

Gloucester’s blinding

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Critics/Contest for destruction of family ties

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Charles Hanly

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Link to Oedipus for the destruction of family ties

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Unwitting destruction of family

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Examples for madness mirroring chaos

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Lear and Edgar’s madness

The fool’s ‘madness’

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Madness mirrors chaos - critics/context

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Madness; Charles Hanly

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Madness mirrors chaos - link to Oedipus

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Oedipus’ temporary madness

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Meaninglessness of suffering - examples

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The ending

The battle

Gloucester’s suicide attempt

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Critics/Context

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Nihilistic reading/Jan Kott

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