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... lines , in short , reverberate , and there is a process of what I. A. Richards calls interinanimation between the image on which we are focusing and some scores of others throughout the play . And this , surely , is one of the ways in ...
... lines , in short , reverberate , and there is a process of what I. A. Richards calls interinanimation between the image on which we are focusing and some scores of others throughout the play . And this , surely , is one of the ways in ...
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... lines from Macbeth are of course more compressed and more striking : ' light thickens ' has an element of surprise which is lacking in the trope about night's ' black contagious breath ' . And in the two and a half lines from Macbeth ...
... lines from Macbeth are of course more compressed and more striking : ' light thickens ' has an element of surprise which is lacking in the trope about night's ' black contagious breath ' . And in the two and a half lines from Macbeth ...
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... lines without sensing behind them the urgency of a whole personality in the toils , —all these make plain how remote this is from the poetry of statement and exposition . The lines pound with an energy that can find no issue , and we ...
... lines without sensing behind them the urgency of a whole personality in the toils , —all these make plain how remote this is from the poetry of statement and exposition . The lines pound with an energy that can find no issue , and we ...
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| Titlu | SOME SHAKESPEAREAN THEMES AND AN APPROACH TO HAMLET |
| Autor | L.C. KNIGHTS |
| Publicată | 1960 |
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