On August 2018, Dr. Jamal Subhi Ismail Nafi’ published a new study in the International Journal of Language and Literature titled “Art and Artifice of Shakespearean Tragedy: A Critical Approach”. The article aimed to highlight the features that constitute a Shakespearean tragedy. It also tries to show how a Shakespearean tragedy is different from the classical tragedy of ancient Greece. The results of this study demonstrated that a Shakespearean tragedy moves on several plans all at once. It reflects the contradictions of social life during the Renaissance culture; it anticipates the development of realism and romanticism in the nineteenth century, and it reveals the hidden depths of the human mind unknown to literature before. Thus it is of universal appeal. Above all, it is the finest evidence of Shakespeare’s humanism which shows such a profound understanding of the human soul in pain.
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