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Coriolanus and the Failure of Performatives: Coriolanus and the Failure of Performatives

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William Shakespeare
About 35 pages (10,355 words)
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John Plotz, Harvard University

Young people today can be said to be in a situation where ordinary common sense no longer suffices to meet the strange demands life makes. Everything has become so intricate that mastering it would require an exceptional intellect. Because skill at playing the game is no longer enough; the question that keeps coming up is: can the game be played at all now and what would be the right game to play? (welches ist das rechte Spiel?)

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