by David P. Gontar (June 2016)
“my mind misgives some consequence yet hanging in the stars” — Romeo
Many there are who find the Shakespearean moment in the intersection of man and fate. A collision occurs in which the will seems to stand in opposition to an inscrutable yet commanding terminus in which our actions, though important, bear strange consequences just beyond their intent. Some, like Romeo, have the wisdom to recognize this and accept what life may make of our strivings, imploring “he that hath the steerage of my course direct my sail.” (I, iv, 112-113) more>>>
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One of the richest and most illuminating essays on Shakespeare I've read in this celebratory year (though it would have been good to have had it in April).