Re: BHA: listers, learers and lurkers

[Gary MacLennan <g.maclennan@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Absolutely.  Can do.  Will do.  Though in some ways methinks that Macbeth
is a more interesting text from a critical realist perspective.  What does
one make of the witches?  There is a bad book by Eagleton where they are
constructed as "feminists".

Still I will have a go at Lear!

Gary

At 02:08  16/02/01 -0500, you wrote:


> I wonder if there would be a handful of listers willing to join in an on
> list TDCR/DCR/CR reading of *King Lear*?  For one thing negativity seems a
> significant theme.  For another I'd like to wonder about it at the level of
> depth realism, I mean, what are the real structures its about, etc.  I'd be
> interested in the confrontation of DCR (and Volosinov) and aesthetics, etc.
>  And all kind of other etcs.  It's a different sort of project than reading
> a text like DPF and completely compatible with continuing work on DPF.
> It's a chance, in a small way, to wrestle with actually doing DCR etc among
> the interdisciplinarians.
>
> ?
>
> Howard
>
>
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