| Summary: | "Shakespeare scholar and anthroposophist, John O'Meara in this sequel extends his account of his life as presented in his first memoir. Here he covers the 8 years that follow from where he left off, throwing fresh light, and filling out on a larger scale, the anthroposophical approach he has taken to Shakespeare over many years. Relating his critical production to the personal circumstances of his life, O'Meara comments on his most recent writing since his first memoir came out, and how this writing expands on his hope for a general application to Literature from the field of Anthroposophy. His main design is to show how, learning from Shakespeare, we should be seeking to introduce into our relationship to Literature a new vision of our evolutionary development based on the inspiriting power of the Mother. Severed from that power, this writer can only feel bereaved."--
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