Henry Oliver: The Literary Moment
From the New World
Desire and Envy in Shakespeare: A Girardian Perspective
This chapter explores the application of René Girard's theories to Shakespeare's works, focusing on the dynamics of desire and envy in plays like 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.' It critiques the limitations of Girard's ideas while advocating for a broader understanding of human desire, emphasizing the role of literature in fostering individual thought.
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