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"""In this brilliant pairing of plays, Sanford Budick demonstrates how Shakespeare achieves genuine intersubjectivity by negating the theatricalizing impulses of the ego. On every page of this profound and moving book, knowledge ripens into wisdom, which Budick has earned in a lifetime of serious dialogue with philosophy and literature."" -Julia Reinhard Lupton, The University of California, Irvine"

""In this brilliant pairing of plays, Sanford Budick demonstrates how Shakespeare achieves genuine intersubjectivity by negating the theatricalizing impulses of the ego. On every page of this profound and moving book, knowledge ripens into wisdom, which Budick has earned in a lifetime of serious dialogue with philosophy and literature."" -Julia Reinhard Lupton, The University of California, Irvine

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Sanford Budick is Professor of English at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem where he founded the Center for Literary Studies. He is formerly Professor of English, Cornell University. His books include The Western Theory of Tradition (Yale UP) and Kant and Milton (Harvard UP). With Geoffrey Hartman, he edited Midrash and Literature (Yale UP); with Wolfgang Iser, he edited Languages of the Unsayable (Columbia UP, reprinted Stanford UP).

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