William Shakespeare's The tempest
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821.39 SON Songs and sonnets | 821.7 GAL/W Written in water : Keats's final journey | 821.912 ELI/W The waste land and other poems | 822. 33 SHA/W William Shakespeare's The tempest | 822 SYN/R Riders to the sea | 822.009358 GIL/P Post colonial drama: theory, practice, politics | 822.3 CAM The Cambridge companion to Christopher Marlowe |
We want Caliban to be left behind in what is, after all, his own place, but Shakespeare neither indulges nor denies our desires. If Prospero is at last a kind of benign logo, then Caliban's recalcitrances finally look like an idiosyncratic rebellion of actor against playwright, creature against demiurge. A warm monster is dramatically more sympathetic than a cold magus, but that simplistic difference does not explain away the enigma of Caliban.
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