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Philosophical Disquisitions: Comedy, Tragedy and Tragicomedy
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Philosophical Disquisitions: Comedy, Tragedy and Tragicomedy Pages Home Book About Podcast Best Of Papers Media Newsletter Thursday, December 31, 2009 Comedy, Tragedy and Tragicomedy Tweet This post is part of a series I am doing on the Shakespearean comedies. The series is purely an exercise in self-indulgence: I want to explore for myself the humanistic and philosophic themes that are illustrated in Shakespeare's comedies. If you want to come along for the ride, feel free. This introductory post explains the differences between tragedies and comedies and looks at how Shakespeare blends eleme
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