'WHAT SHOULD THE WARS DO WITH THESE JIGGING FOOLS?': THE POETS IN SHAKESPEARE'S JULIUS CAESAR.

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    • Subject Terms:
      SHAKESPEARE, William, 1564-1616
    • Abstract:
      Discusses the treatment of poets in English dramatist William Shakespeare's play 'Julius Caesar.' Poets' significance with regard to the play's anti-poetical character; Poets' representation of the discourse of imagination which is suppressed by the main characters; Conflict between the prevailing discourse of power-politics.