Lear and Family

The importance of family depends on person's personality and identity. The tragedy of Shakespeare, King Lear proposes how the relationship between the dominant family and its members interacts. The collapsing relationship between Lear King and his daughter proves his struggle to maintain his role in the family and his identity in the country. Leah explained that the essence of human beings is characterized not only by the necessities people already have. Not only to survive but also to maintain his identity, Leah needs more than just essentials.

In King Lear there are two families showing malfunction, the Lear family and the Gloucester family. These two families have many dysfunctions. In King Lear, there are large and small malfunctions between the Lear family and the Gloucester family. One of the main dysfunctions of the two families is filial piety. This malfunction is the theme of good and evil. The slight malfunction of King Lear is closely related to the main dysfunction of filial piety. A slight dysfunction in the play is a misery of misery and misunderstanding of authority.

In these two series there are many similarities between the three series of malfunctions. For example, the pity of filial piety is clearly shown to all three families. In addition, Leah and Mary Tyrone also showed insanity. In the family of Leah and Gloucester, a battle between good and evil between brothers and sisters occurred. In the rear family, Cordelia plays the role of "good" brothers and sisters, but Regan and Gonelyl play the role of "evil" brothers. In the Gloucester family, Edgar plays the role of "good" brothers and sisters, and Edgar plays the role of "evil" brothers and sisters.

King Lear is related to political authority and is also related to family dynamics. Leah was not only a father but also a king, when he gave power to evil Gonelyl and Reagan of value, he changed cruelly not only himself and his family but also the whole Britain. When the two evil sisters spoiled their desire for power and Edmond began their ascension, the kingdom was in a civil war, and we not only destroyed Leah's own authority but also all of the British I noticed that authority was also destroyed. The stable hierarchical order that Lear originally represented collapsed, and the field was swallowed chaotically.

Rationality of madness, reasonable madness; This double paradox is reflected in the Shakespearean play "Kingrya" and shows the collapse of the king and the big family. The rear family and the kingdom were torn apart and showed parallelism as soon as there were conflicts. If someone who is not suitable for leadership gains power, confusion will occur. That is exactly what happens in the drama. Again, this paradox explains how sensible characters and crazy characters behave like madly behaving. King Lear is a perfect example of how this double paradox applies. Before he got angry, he gave up Kent and Cordelia, but during his wise fail he saw how to make a mistake and became a king and a father.