History and Tragedy in Shakespeare's Richard II

The history and tragedy of Richard II in trying to understand his work and trying to classify the play of Shakespeare into a proper category seems to have the advantage, but Richard II's surface reading comprehension Even this method is basically wasteful, sometimes even misleading. It is impossible to doubt whether the drama is historical, but according to the event recorded in 1577 Holeside's chronicle and named after the real king, the true Shakespeare tragedy always exists To do.

Of course, all historical dramas are about real numbers, but with the collapse of the king of "Richard II" and "Richard III", these historical dramas may also be classified as tragedy. I was billed back in the era of Shakespeare. They are easily called tragedy dramas, they are fictional heroes. The 10 plays normally listed as historical dramas are as follows:

History and tragedy of Richard II While trying to understand his work there seems to be benefits to classifying the plays of Shakespeare in a neat category, but even with a superficial interpretation of Richard II's approach this approach Basically useless, sometimes misleading

Shakespeare's Elizabethan tragedy (including the tragic design of historic dramas like Richard II) shows that he is relatively independent of classical models. He got the concept of etiquette from Aristotle and Horace; with a few exceptions, he focused on high-born character and citizen's issue as the subject of tragedy. But in most other respects, the early tragedies are close to moral spirit and style. They are coincidence, full of personality and events; they are roughly unified by subject and role. In this regard, they clearly reflect the influence of Marlowe, in particular the influence of Tamburlaine. But even in his early works Shakespeare was generally more self-disciplined than Marlow; he used less exaggerated rhetoric so frequently and his attitude towards his hero was more detailed than Marlow Sometimes I was suspicious. At the turn of the century, the bombing of Titus Androniks disappeared and replaced by the delicacy of Hamlet.