Richard
III - A Play for our Time
"I am determined to prove a villain"
Was
Richard III the
monstrous,
unscrupulous, cruel and self-loving tyrant king he was described as by
his contemporaries, including Shakespeare? Do you perhaps think that Shakespeare's
play might seem too ancient and remote to be interesting and valid for
us in our time? Far from it ! We are going to show you three different
ways, a psychological, a historical and a political one, to prove the significance
of the bard's play for our times.
Enter now to broaden
your knowledge.
Let us 'edutain' you.
| PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH | Richard III and women |
| Richard III the multi-faced villain | |
| Physical and psychological deformity | |
| Richard's family background | |
| HISTORICAL APPROACH | Richard III in the mirror of centuries |
| Justification of Tudor dynasty? | |
| History in Shakespeare's Richard III | |
| Guilty or not guilty? | |
| POLITICAL APPROACH | Richard III - a modern dictator? |
| Richard III the Machiavellian villain? | |
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