John Danby
John Danby was a prominent literary critic and scholar known for his insightful analyses of Shakespeare's works, particularly his interpretation of 'King Lear.' In 1961, Danby argued that readers engage with the texts of great writers not only to find truth but also to confront the uncertainties, suffering, and follies inherent in human life. His perspective emphasized the role of literature as a means to organize and give meaning to chaotic experiences, suggesting that fictional narratives serve as symbolic frameworks for overcoming obstacles.
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John Danby claimed in an essay about 'King Lear' that we use texts of great writers to search for truth.
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