Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, MacbethMacmillan, 1926 - 498 Seiten |
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... further warnings may be required . In the first place , we must remember that the tragic aspect of life is only one aspect . We cannot arrive at Shakespeare's whole dramatic way of looking at the world from his tragedies alone , as we ...
... further warnings may be required . In the first place , we must remember that the tragic aspect of life is only one aspect . We cannot arrive at Shakespeare's whole dramatic way of looking at the world from his tragedies alone , as we ...
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... further , it does contribute to the action , and is in more than one instance an indispensable part of it : so that to describe human character , with circum- stances , as always the sole motive force in this action would be a serious ...
... further , it does contribute to the action , and is in more than one instance an indispensable part of it : so that to describe human character , with circum- stances , as always the sole motive force in this action would be a serious ...
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... further , frequently easy to see the dramatic intention of an accident ; and some things which look like accidents have really a connection with character , and are therefore not in the full sense accidents . Finally , I believe it ...
... further , frequently easy to see the dramatic intention of an accident ; and some things which look like accidents have really a connection with character , and are therefore not in the full sense accidents . Finally , I believe it ...
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... further by describing it as a conflict ? The frequent use of this idea in discussions on tragedy is ultimately due , I suppose , to the influence of Hegel's theory on the subject , certainly the most important theory since Aristotle's ...
... further by describing it as a conflict ? The frequent use of this idea in discussions on tragedy is ultimately due , I suppose , to the influence of Hegel's theory on the subject , certainly the most important theory since Aristotle's ...
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... further we compare the earlier tragedies with the later , we find that it is in the latter , the maturest works , that this inward struggle is most em- phasised . In the last of them , Coriolanus , its interest completely eclipses ...
... further we compare the earlier tragedies with the later , we find that it is in the latter , the maturest works , that this inward struggle is most em- phasised . In the last of them , Coriolanus , its interest completely eclipses ...
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