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What does King Lear’s use of literal and metaphorical blindness suggest about the play’s vision of the world? What’s the meaning of seeing in this play?
Why does Lear ask his daughters the fateful question at all? What does the first scene reveal about Lear’s character, and how does Lear’s question relate to the terrible events that follow?
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Antony and Cleopatra
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As You Like It
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Coriolanus
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Cymbeline
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Hamlet
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Henry IV, Part 1
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Henry IV, Part 2
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Henry V
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Henry VIII
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Henry VI, Part 1
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Henry VI, Part 3
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Julius Caesar
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King John
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Love's Labour's Lost
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Macbeth
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Measure For Measure
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Much Ado About Nothing
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Othello
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