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Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs

__From__: mpresley
__Subject__: Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs
__Date__: Wed, 03 Dec 2003 22:48:40 -0600

Karl Wee wrote:

> To me, Loge is one of the most fascinating characters.  

Loge is obviously a cynical opportunist, yet in his cynicism he has a pretty
good grasp of the "true" nature of things.  And his sense of irony makes
him one of Wagner's great characters.  

In a way he kind of reminds me of Lear's fool.

michael-gnu/linux ru224791

Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs, (continued)
- Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs, Karl Wee
  - Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs, mpresley
    - Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs, Mike Scott Rohan
      - Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs, A.C. Douglas
        
        Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs, Derrick Everett
        
        Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs, A.C. Douglas
      - Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs, REP
      - Re: Burning questions about the Ring's symbolism and leitmotifs, Richard Partridge

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