Sonnet 29 | Dramatic Techniques in “Sonnet 29”
In the following essay, David Kelly examines Shakespeare’s “Sonnet 29” in terms of the dramatic techniques that it uses.
It seems that a sonnet, by itself, is a paltry thing, hardly worth the attention of serious critics. Those who have read the current criticism on Shakespeare know that little is written about any one poem alone, that the group of them are often addressed together. There are good reasons for this. Shakespeare appears to have written them all in a close period of time (unlike the lifetime...
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