The King Lear by William Shakespeare

William · Shakespeare's play "King Lear" can be talked about in various types of literary theory such as feminist theory including explanation of difference between male and female, or Marxist way including arts, literature, ideology. . Because it is often called another form of literary theory, I chose to do psychoanalysis or Freud's theory. Psychoanalysis theory is very similar to formalism. Basically, this theory consists of two critical theories which are almost contradictory.

In William Shakespeare 's play "King Lear", King Lear was at the bottom. This is for the decision by Lear King itself. King Lear declared to exile as he told him that he loved half his father in his daughter Cordelia and said that the other half of her husband loved him from the bottom, unlike her sisters. Edmund betrayed his father Gloucester and his brother Edgar. Neither his father nor his brother did not know they were betrayed. My son is opposed to him. Edmond was dissatisfied with the attitude of society against bastards and I felt uneasy about the fact that his younger brother Edgar took over his father's legacy for the first time. Then Edmond deceived his Gloucester, his father believed that Edgar wanted to kill Gloucester, and Gloucester showed him the letter he thought was written by Edgar. Then Edmond told Edgar Gloucester to be angry with him, and led the confusion between the father and his son.

Edmund or Edmund is a fictitious character, the main enemy of William Shakespeare's "King Lear". It is the illegitimate son of Earl of Gloucester and brother of Edgar, Earl's legal son. In the early stages of the play, Edmund took off his brothers, and his father, and decided to become a count with his own rights. He later tried to confront Goneril and Regan later. Edmund and Edgar are also the names of the son of Malcolm III who killed Macbeth. Historically, Scotland 's Edmund betrayed his familiar family to support his uncle, Donald III. After Malcolm III died and died, they ordered the murder of Edmund 's brother Duncan II inherited from the Scottish throne. Edmund's brother Edgar then returned to Scotland and beat them to become a king. Edmund was then sent to the English monastery, and he later died.