Action Figures in Shakespeare’s Lucrece

By John Baxter

Lorsqu’à la suite d’une longue série d’apostrophes à la Nuit, la Chance, et le Temps, Lucrèce dénonce sa propre façon de se plaindre et condamne ses vaines paroles, elle utilise de nouveau l’apostrophe, transformant ainsi ses mots en action d’une…

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