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한국셰익스피어학회 Shakespeare Review Shakespeare Review Vol.41 No.2
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2005.6
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209 - 232 (24page)

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Elizabethan England was a transitional age when the dominance of the feudal aristocracy gave its way to that of the commercial bourgeoisie. King Lear represents this change of political power symbolically by means of the plot that Lear and Gloucester are overthrown by Reagan, Goneril, and Edmund. In the new bourgeois ethic, all the traditional bonds of feudal society are broken. Goneril, Reagan and Edmund who typify cynical selfishness, materialism and Machiavellism of rising capitalism break the sacred bonds between parent and children, master and servant, husband and wife. On the contrary, Cordelia, Kent and Fool retain feudal norms of value by practising their unchanged service to Lear after his abdication.
The bond between signifiers and signifieds as well as bonds of human relationship are broken. In this age of social mobility, the Machiavellian use of words is a means of social promotion. For those who regard language as a means of self-fashioning, linguistic signifiers are no more fixed, but free floating signs to be manipulated at their disposition. While Goneril and Reagan "flattered" Lear "like a dog" to obtain his prize, Edmund put linguistic fraud into circulation constantly to take his father's and brother's power and property. Lear and Gloucester with a blind trust in language cannot read the truth of their hypocritical rhetoric and fall into an intolerable tragic situation.
Shakespeare displays his attachment to many conservative feudal values and distaste to bourgeois values such as restless opportunism and acquisitive individualism. However, we can also hear radical critique of the social hierarchy, the typical characteristic of feudal society. Therefore, it is very controversial to decide which of them, feudalism and capitalism Shakespeare prefers to the other. Rather, I would like to look Lear and Gloucester's advocacy of egalitarianism through the redistribution of property as Shakespeare's political outlook.

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