Some Shakespearean ThemesChatto & Windus, 1966 - 183 pagini |
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... aware of connexions even within a limited area is not only to get fresh insight into the development of Shakespeare's thought as a whole , it is to deepen our understanding of the individual plays . The charge that my selection of ...
... aware of connexions even within a limited area is not only to get fresh insight into the development of Shakespeare's thought as a whole , it is to deepen our understanding of the individual plays . The charge that my selection of ...
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... aware of time's power ; all the strivings of the characters are shadowed by it . But the word ' time ' ( or ' times ' ) , so frequently appear- ing , more often than not means the present age , the present state of affairs ; and it is ...
... aware of time's power ; all the strivings of the characters are shadowed by it . But the word ' time ' ( or ' times ' ) , so frequently appear- ing , more often than not means the present age , the present state of affairs ; and it is ...
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... aware of the simplifying effect of war ; but with the return of peace internal strain promptly reasserts itself . Coriolanus's behaviour in seeking the consulship brings the conflict to a head . No summary account can do justice to the ...
... aware of the simplifying effect of war ; but with the return of peace internal strain promptly reasserts itself . Coriolanus's behaviour in seeking the consulship brings the conflict to a head . No summary account can do justice to the ...
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First Observations | 16 |
The Sonnets and King Henry | 35 |
The Theme of Appearance and Reality in Troilus | 55 |
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