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The Hero and Transcendent Suffering
Click on the links below to explore web materials on our course topics.Job
Commentary on the Book of Job by Ted Wade
Study Guide for the Book of Job from the Christian Library
Text of the Book of Job -- modern King James version
Text of the Book of Job: "literal translation"
King James translation of the Book of Job at Bartleby.com
Book of Job from the Literature Network
Geneva Study Bible's Commentary on Job
The Bible Gateway search here for multiple translations of the Book of Job
Ray Stedman's Commentary on the Book of Job
World Wide Study Bible's Commentary on the Book of Job
Text of Job in the New American Bible from the U.S. Conference of American Bishops
Blake's Illustrations of the Book of Job
The William Blake Archive: Blake did a set of illuminations of the Book of Job. While these works are not located at this site yet, you may want to explore this marvelous site to learn more about William Blake.
The Blake Multimedia Project Downloadable hypertext version of the Book of Job
William Blake Online from the Tate Gallery
Oedipus Rex
Oedipus Rex at Bartleby.com
Quotations from Sophocles at Bartleby.com
Sophocles's Oedipus Rex from the Yale New Haven Teacher's Institute
The Internet Classics Archive: Texts of Sophocles and many other playwrights and ancient autors
Sophocles plays in Greek at Perseus
The Archive of Performances of Greek and Roman Drama from the University of Oxford
Shakespeare
King Lear from the BBC. A must-visit site. Transcripts, audio files, and much more.
Furness Shakespeare Library Flash application requires Flash 5.0 plug-in.
Web Resources for King Lear from Rutgers
King Lear in Art from Emory
King Lear at Internet Shakespeare Editions
Shakespeare Index from theatrehistory.com
Text of King Lear from Renascence Editions
Searchable edition of King Lear from The Literature Network
King Lear Study guide from Absolute Shakespeare
Performance of King Lear from the Actor's Theatre of Sonoma County.
Text of King Lear at Columbia
First Folio Edition of Shakespeare's Works: King Lear
King Lear: Love, Tyranny and Madness
Akira Kurosawa Homepage Kurosawa directed several remakes of Shakespearean classics, including Ran (King Lear) and Throne of Blood. You can explore his career on this site.
Akira Kuroawa page from Foreignfilms.com
For a discussion of Christ as suffering servant, see the Hero as Savior of the World page