Shakespeare and Yeats: The Supernatural in Macbeth and The Only Jealousy of Emer
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The supernatural elements abound in both Yeats and Shakespeare; Yeats takes the supernatural for granted in his plays, while Shakespeare makes convenient use of it to illustrate humanity, revealing the hidden in one’s heart and mind: what one is and what one feels, thinks and fears. Shakespeare’s ghosts look like humans with supernatural power; Yeats’s, meanwhile, seem distant and abstract, though they act like humans. To illustrate these aspects, the focus of this paper is on Shakespere’s Macbeth and Yeats’s The Only Jealousy of Emer, their representative ghost plays.
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The supernatural elements abound in both Yeats and Shakespeare; Yeats takes the supernatural for granted in his plays, while Shakespeare makes convenient use of it to illustrate humanity, revealing the hidden in one’s heart and mind: what one is and what one feels, thinks and fears. Shakespeare’s ghosts look like humans with supernatural power; Yeats’s, meanwhile, seem distant and abstract, though they act like humans. To illustrate these aspects, the focus of this paper is on Shakespere’s Macbeth and Yeats’s The Only Jealousy of Emer, their representative ghost plays.
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