2020
DOI: 10.56536/ijmres.v10i1.64
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Subversion of Dominant Socio-Cultural Constructs in King Henry Iv: A Postmodernist-Deconstructionist Study

Abstract: The “seeming” “color” of the dominant narrative in Shakespeare’s play, King Henry IV is to strengthen and reinforce the conventional socio-cultural constructs like duty, honor, glory, nobility, war, peace and patriotism as absolutes, but this apparent dominant narrative is subverted and undermined by the existence of alternative micro-narratives, which challenge and expose the reality of these absolutes as socio-cultural constructs invented by the status quo and the dominant ideology. These alternative micro-n… Show more

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