Publisher's Synopsis
Heine on Shakespeare presents Heinrich Heine's insightful commentary on Shakespeare's heroines. This translation offers English readers a unique perspective from one of Germany's most celebrated poets and critics on characters such as Juliet, Ophelia, and Lady Macbeth. Heine's notes provide both literary analysis and cultural commentary, reflecting his distinctive blend of romanticism and sharp wit. Students of literature and theater, as well as those interested in the reception of Shakespeare in Europe, will find this volume a valuable resource.
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