Sensitivity And Prospect At A Century's End --On The Artistic World Of King Lear

It can be said that Shakespeare has represented the greatest honor in the whole Renaissance literature, who has long been the focus of the literary writers and literary commentators. Of his whole works, King Lear is one of the outstanding ones. This thesis aims to have further analysis and understanding based on the predecessor's research. Literature has close relative with the social life witch fundamentally determines the writer's aesthetic experience and creative intention which, in reverse, decisively influence the work's artistic world. Thus, mis thesis shows that Shakespeare's aesthetic experience of sensitivity at a century's end plays a decisive role in his treatment with defamiliarization of King Lear. By virtue of it, his creative intention is reflected and the tragic sense of downs day comes into prominence. The thesis mainly stresses the prospects and his particular sensitivity at a century's end of King Lear's artistic world by the content analysis and his aesthetic experience. Furthermore ?the disorderly scene depicted in King Lear mirror Shakespeare's pessimistic aesthetic experience in his tragedies.