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... force the hidden conflict in Lear into consciousness , and , with the fullest possible knowledge of the relevant facts , to compel a choice , but to force each one of us to confront directly the question put by Lear as Everyman , ' Who ...
... force the hidden conflict in Lear into consciousness , and , with the fullest possible knowledge of the relevant facts , to compel a choice , but to force each one of us to confront directly the question put by Lear as Everyman , ' Who ...
Pagina 85
... force and cunning at his command : " Thou , Nature , art my goddess ' ( 1. ii . 1 ) ; ' All with me's meet that I can fashion fit ' ( 1. ii . 191 ) . It is into the world of indifferent natural forces , so glibly invoked by Edmund ...
... force and cunning at his command : " Thou , Nature , art my goddess ' ( 1. ii . 1 ) ; ' All with me's meet that I can fashion fit ' ( 1. ii . 191 ) . It is into the world of indifferent natural forces , so glibly invoked by Edmund ...
Pagina 90
... force it is that neither man's reason nor his powers of perception function in isolation from the rest of his personality : quantum sumus , scimus [ 15 ] . How Lear feels , in short , is as important as what he feels , for the final ...
... force it is that neither man's reason nor his powers of perception function in isolation from the rest of his personality : quantum sumus , scimus [ 15 ] . How Lear feels , in short , is as important as what he feels , for the final ...
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| Titlu | SOME SHAKESPEAREAN THEMES AND AN APPROACH TO HAMLET |
| Autor | L.C. KNIGHTS |
| Publicată | 1960 |
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