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The Problem Plays—Hamlet, Troilus and Cressida, All’s Well That Ends Well and Measure for Measure—form a group distinguished by such common factors as a preoccupation with religious dogma and the problem of evil; an interest in human nature as it is, rather than with its latent capacities; and a strong contrast between the outlook of youth and age. Dr. Tillyard discusses these factors before tracing their effect in the individual plays, so that his study not only illumines each piece but also its neighbours. He thus succeeds in bringing these apparently disparate works into sharp focus, and establishes between them a mutually enlightening relationship.
E.M.W. Tillyard (1889 – 1962)was an English classical and literary scholar who was Master of Jesus College, Cambridge from 1945-59.
"This author’s considerable scholarship is carried lightly and easily. This is a book the general reader will find work looking into." Winnipeg Free Press"Dr. Tillyard’s fresh vantage point results in a discussion that is acute and judicious, and always lucidly set forth." Saturday Review of Literature
