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Here the very intricacy and subtlety of the moral world itself , the difficulty of seizing the true relations of so complex a material , the difficulty of just judgment , of judgment that shall not be unjust , are the lessons conveyed .
Here the very intricacy and subtlety of the moral world itself , the difficulty of seizing the true relations of so complex a material , the difficulty of just judgment , of judgment that shall not be unjust , are the lessons conveyed .
Pagina 902
The Queen at the same times cries out , that she is poysoned , whereupon Hamlet wounds the King with the envenom'd weapon . They all die . Whatever defects the criticks may find in this Fable , the Moral of it is excellent .
The Queen at the same times cries out , that she is poysoned , whereupon Hamlet wounds the King with the envenom'd weapon . They all die . Whatever defects the criticks may find in this Fable , the Moral of it is excellent .
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I have said the moral of the tragedy is , that the intermarriage of black and white blood is a violation of the law of nature . That is the а lesson to be learned from the play . To exhibit all the natural consequences of their act ...
I have said the moral of the tragedy is , that the intermarriage of black and white blood is a violation of the law of nature . That is the а lesson to be learned from the play . To exhibit all the natural consequences of their act ...
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action admiration appears beauty become believe better called character comedy comes common criticism death doubt drama dream effect English expression eyes fact fancy feel force genius give given Hamlet hand heart Henry human idea imagination interest John kind King knowledge language learned least leave less light lines living look Lord manner matter means Measure merely mind moral nature never night observed once original pass passages passion perfect perhaps persons philosophy piece Plautus play poet poetry present probably question reason Richard scene seems sense Shake Shakespeare soul speak speech spirit stage stand story style thing thou thought tion tragedy true truth turn whole write written
Informații bibliografice
| Titlu | The New Moulton's Library of Literary Criticism, Volumul 2 Chelsea House library of literary criticism Library of Literary Criticism Modern critical views The New Moulton's Library of Literary Criticism, Harold Bloom Volumul 2 din The New Moulton's Library of Literary Criticism: British and American Literature to 1904, Harold Bloom Volumul 2 din William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Harold Bloom |
| Coautor | Harold Bloom |
| Ediție | revizuită |
| Editor | Chelsea House Publishers, 1985 |
| Exemplar original de la | Universitatea din Michigan |
| Scanată la | 3 Mar 2008 |
| ISBN | 0877547807, 9780877547808 |
| Lungime | 650 pagini |
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