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The tragic hero in Shakespeare, at his most universally moving, is a representation so original that conceptually he contains us, and fashions our psychology of motives permanently. Our map or general theory of the mind may be Freud’s, but Freud, like all the rest of us, inherits the representation of mind, at its most subtle and excellent, from Shakespeare. Freud could say that the aim of all life was death, but not that readiness is all.ISBN - 9788130906478
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Pages : 176
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