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since it is virtually on this note ( after a momentary return to a futile fantasy of revenge ) that Lear gives way completely , sleeps , and is carried to Cordelia . The question is whether what we have here is a weary subsidence into ...
since it is virtually on this note ( after a momentary return to a futile fantasy of revenge ) that Lear gives way completely , sleeps , and is carried to Cordelia . The question is whether what we have here is a weary subsidence into ...
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Only an inhibiting fear of life could prevent us from taking the full force of Lear's great indictment : only a refusal to meet honestly -- so far as we mayall that Shakespeare sets in relation to it could make us blind to the irony ...
Only an inhibiting fear of life could prevent us from taking the full force of Lear's great indictment : only a refusal to meet honestly -- so far as we mayall that Shakespeare sets in relation to it could make us blind to the irony ...
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Even Miss Welsford attributes Lear's madness to the action of his daughters — that is , to something external to himself : ' As Lear looks into Goneril's heart his wits begin to turn ' . " The real horror lies not in the fact that ...
Even Miss Welsford attributes Lear's madness to the action of his daughters — that is , to something external to himself : ' As Lear looks into Goneril's heart his wits begin to turn ' . " The real horror lies not in the fact that ...
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| Titlu | SOME SHAKESPEAREAN THEMES AND AN APPROACH TO HAMLET |
| Autor | L.C. KNIGHTS |
| Publicată | 1960 |
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