The Philosophy of the Plays of Shakespeare Unfolded

By Bacon, Delia

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Title:	The Philosophy of the Plays of Shakespeare Unfolded
Author:	Bacon, Delia
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Language:	English
Subject:	Literature, Literature & thought, Writing.
Collections:	Classic Literature Collection, Blackmask Online Collection
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Excerpt: BOOK I. The ELIZABETHAN ART OF DELIVERY AND TRADITION. [The HISTORICAL KEY to the ELIZABETHAN ART of TRADITION, which formed the FIRST BOOK of this Work as it was originally prepared for the Press, is reserved for separate publication.] The ELIZABETHAN ART OF DELIVERY AND TRADITION. Part 1. MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE?S ?PRIVATE AND RETIRED ARTS.? I. Ascent from Particulars to the ?Highest Parts of Sciences,? by the Enigmatic Method illustrated II. Further Illustration of ?Particular Methods of Tradition.??Embarrassments of Literary Statesmen III.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents: The Philosophy of the Plays of Shakspere Unfolded, 1 -- Delia Bacon, 1 -- BOOK I. THE ELIZABETHAN ART OF DELIVERY AND TRADITION, 3 -- Preface, 4 -- THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE PLAYS OF SHAKSPERE, 8 -- Introduction, 8 -- Chapter I. THE PROPOSITION, 8 -- Chapter II. THE AGE OF ELIZABETH, AND THE ELIZABETHAN MEN OF LETTERS, 12 -- Chapter III. EXTRACTS FROM THE LIFE OF RALEIGH.?RALEIGH'S SCHOOL, 23 -- Chapter IV. RALEIGH'S SCHOOL, CONTINUED.?THE NEW ACADEMY, 35 -- Chapter I. ASCENT FROM PARTICULARS TO THE 'HIGHEST PARTS OF SCIENCES, ' -- BY THE ENIGMATIC METHOD ILLUSTRATED, 54 -- Chapter II. FURTHER ILLUSTRATION OF 'PARTICULAR METHODS OF -- TRADITION.'?EMBARRASSMENTS OF LITERARY STATESMEN, 67 -- Chapter III. THE POSSIBILITY OF GREAT ANONYMOUS WORKS, ?OR WORKS -- PUBLISHED UNDER AN ASSUMED NAME, ?CONVEYING, UNDER RHETORICAL -- DISGUISES, THE PRINCIPAL SCIENCES, ?RE?SUGGESTED, AND ILLUSTRATED, 74 -- PART II. THE BACONIAN RHETORIC, OR THE METHOD OF PROGRESSION, 82 -- Chapter I. THE 'BEGINNERS.', 82 -- Chapter II. THE SCIENCE OF POLICY, 95 -- Chapter III. THE SCIENCE OF MORALITY, 99 -- Chapter IV. THE SCIENCE OF MORALITY, 109 -- Chapter V. THE SCIENCE OF MORALITY.?ALTERATION, 119 -- Chapter VI. METHOD OF CONVEYING THE WISDOM OF THE MODERNS, 126 -- BOOK II. ELIZABETHAN 'SECRETS OF MORALITY AND POLICY'; OR, THE FABLES OF THE -- NEW LEARNING, 132 -- INTRODUCTORY, 133 -- Chapter I. THE DESIGN, 133 -- Chapter II. THE MISSING BOOKS OF THE GREAT INSTAURATION; OR, -- PHILOSOPHY ITSELF, 135 -- PART I. LEAR'S PHILOSOPHER, 141 -- Chapter I. PHILOSOPHY IN THE PALACE, 141 -- Chapter II. UNACCOMMODATED MAN, 149 -- Chapter III. THE KING AND THE BEGGAR, 161 -- Chapter IV. THE USE OF EYES, 166 -- Chapter V. THE STATESMAN'S NOTE?BOOK?AND THE PLAY, 178 -- PART II. JULIUS CAESAR; OR, THE EMPIRICAL TREATMENT IN DISEASES OF THE -- COMMON?WEAL EXPLAINED, 204 -- Chapter I. THE DEATH OF TYRANNY; OR, THE QUESTION OF THE PREROGATIVE, 204 -- Chapter II. CAESAR'S SPIRIT, 216 -- CORIOLANUS, THE QUESTION OF THE CONSULSHIP; OR, THE SCIENTIFIC CURE OF THE -- COMMON?WEAL PROPOUNDED, 220 -- Chapter I. THE ELIZABETHAN HEROISM, 220 -- Chapter II. CRITICISM OF THE MARTIAL GOVERNMENT, 232 -- Chapter III. INSURRECTION'S ARGUING, 235 -- Chapter IV. POLITICAL RETROSPECT, 243 -- Chapter V. THE POPULAR ELECTION, 254 -- Chapter VI. THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD IN POLITICS, 269