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Friedrich Nietzsche
German truthseeker (1844–1900)
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Nietzsche's prepare spans theoretical polemics, verse, cultural deprecation, and falsity while displaying a lovingness for maxim and humor. Prominent elements of his philo
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THE
ORNITHOLOGY
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SHAKESPEARE.
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THE ORNITHOLOGY OF SHAKESPEARE.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
From the Chandos Portrait
CRITICALLY EXAMINED, EXPLAINED, AND ILLUSTRATED.
BY
JAMES EDMUND HARTING, F.L.S., F.Z.S.,
MEMBER OF THE BRITISH ORNITHOLOGISTS’ UNION,
AUTHOR OF “THE BIRDS OF MIDDLESEX,”
ETC., ETC.
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Kevin Hourigan’s second-year studio show, Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, figures as a major catalyst for the third Carlotta play. In viewing that production, Sarah B. Mantell finally saw a play she had always avoided, not wanting to experience a Jewish villain given canonical weight by the greatest writer in the English language. Mantell began writing Everything That Never Happened last summer, making this “the shortest possible process” in bringing a play to the stage. The play, she said, “could only be born at the Yale School of Drama” because she would not have encountered Merchant anywhere else. What’s more, Hourigan’s production, which featured Elizabeth Stahlmann in the key role of Shylock, staged the humiliating conversion scene that the Jewish merchant is condemned to undergo.
And yet Merchant is considered a comedy and Mantell sees the relation of humor to tragedy in the play as “very Jewish,” and that has motivated her to write with Jewish speaking voices, to create, in fact, “everything that never happened” in The Merchant of Venice. Particularly, Mantell’s play dramatizes the story of Shylock’s daughter Jessica, in love with Lorenzo, who realizes she must run away. A key plot point is that she is ethnically ambiguous and can pass as something she’