Shakespeare's Tragedies

[1] Defining tragedy [2] Shakespearean tragedy in context [3] Hamlet I: "Stand and unfold yourself" [4] Hamlet II: The performance of revenge [5] Hamlet III: Difficult women [6] Hamlet IV: Uncontainable Hamlet [7] Othello I: Miscegenation and mixed messages [8] Othello II: Monstrous births [9] Othello III: "Ocular proof" [10] Othello IV: Tragic knowledge [11] King Lear I: Kingship and kinship [12] King Lear II: "Unaccommodated man" [13] King Lear III: The stage of fools [14] King Lear IV: "Is this the promised end?" [15] Macbeth I: Desire and equivocation [16] Macbeth II: "Dispute it like a man" [17] Macbeth III --Bloody babes and bloody ends [18] Antony and Cleopatra I: Epic desires [19] Antony and Cleopatra II: Identity politics [20] Antony and Cleopatra III: The art of dying [21] Coriolanus I: The loner and the mob [22] Coriolanus II: The theater of politics [23] Coriolanus III: Mothers and killers [24] Conclusion: Beyond tragedy?