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作       者:George Bernard Shaw

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出版时间:2013-09-24

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The Dark Lady of the Sonnets is a one-act play by the Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw which centers around the character of the "e;Dark Lady"e; described in William Shakespeare's sonnets. In the preface to the play, Shaw introduces his own audience to the different theories about the actual person to whom the sonnets were devoted, but also if Shakespeare is the actual writer of his works. Shakespeare and Queen Elizabeth themselves are characters in Shaw's rather witty, comic play. Generally, the Dark Lady of the Sonnets is supposed to be an unconventionally-beautiful woman with whom young Shakespeare falls madly in love. When one day he introduces the Lady to one of his favorite friends, a handsome young man of a high social rank, they both betray him by going to bed together. The feeling of being doubly betrayed has greatly affected the English playwright and marked a considerable transformation in his writing career. By and large, Bernard Shaw's work, with its relatively long explanatory preface, touches the interesting mystery of Shakespeare's person and plays which has been much debated by numerous critics throughout the centuries.
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THE DARK LADY OF THE SONNETS

By GEORGE BERNARD SHAW

Contents

Preface To The Dark Lady Of The Sonnets

How The Play Came To Be written

Thomas Tyler

Frank Harris

Harris “durch Mitleid wissend”

“Sidney’s Sister: Pembroke’s Mother”

Shakespear’s Social Standing

This Side Idolatry

Shakespear’s Pessimism

Gaiety of Genius

Jupiter And Semele

The Idol Of The Bardolaters

Shakespear’s Alleged Sycophancy And Perversion

Shakespear And Democracy

Shakespear And The British Public

The Dark Lady Of The Sonnets

AYOT, ST. LAWRENCE, 20th June 1910.

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