Shakespeare’s Technical Genius in Macbeth

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Manisha Khasa (Department of English, Gaur Brahman Degree College, Rohtak, Haryana)

Shakespeare’s technicality in most of his tragedies in writing evolves from a deeper understanding of the complexity of human nature. ristotle in his “Poetics” also defines tragedy as incorporating “incidents arousing pity and fear wherewith to accomplish the Catharsis of such emotions.” Shakespearean tragedy translates moral vision into dramatic form. “It is a way of knowing.” For instance, Macbeth is a tyrant, yet he is a tragic hero, herein lies Shakespeare’s technical genius. Shakespeare’s words move according to his character Macbeth, a “murderous tyrant”; who says