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I hope this does not seem like putting Sha kespeare on the rack of a demand for a moral at any price . Shakespeare never explicitly points a moral ; and it will be some years before he fully reveals in terms of the awakened imagination ...
I hope this does not seem like putting Sha kespeare on the rack of a demand for a moral at any price . Shakespeare never explicitly points a moral ; and it will be some years before he fully reveals in terms of the awakened imagination ...
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My second point , therefore , concerns the nature of moral judgment when this is equated with the imaginative apprehension of life working at its highest power . There is , as I have said , no question of the application of a formal ...
My second point , therefore , concerns the nature of moral judgment when this is equated with the imaginative apprehension of life working at its highest power . There is , as I have said , no question of the application of a formal ...
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Heilman , he says , suggests that ' such fundamental questions as whether nature is a moral order in the universe are not determined until the end of the play ' ; whereas , on the contrary , " The reader knows from the outset , and does ...
Heilman , he says , suggests that ' such fundamental questions as whether nature is a moral order in the universe are not determined until the end of the play ' ; whereas , on the contrary , " The reader knows from the outset , and does ...
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| Titlu | SOME SHAKESPEAREAN THEMES AND AN APPROACH TO HAMLET |
| Autor | L.C. KNIGHTS |
| Publicată | 1960 |
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