Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, MacbethMacmillan, 1981 - 498 Seiten |
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... effect , though intensely pathetic , is beautiful and moving rather than harrowing ; and this effect is repeated in a softer tone in the description of Ophelia's death ( end of Act Iv . ) . And in Othello the passage where pathos of ...
... effect , though intensely pathetic , is beautiful and moving rather than harrowing ; and this effect is repeated in a softer tone in the description of Ophelia's death ( end of Act Iv . ) . And in Othello the passage where pathos of ...
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... effect , effect , the suggestions that he is not an Italian , not even a European ; that he is totally ignorant of the thoughts and the customary morality of Venetian women ; 1 that he had himself seen in Desdemona's deception of her ...
... effect , effect , the suggestions that he is not an Italian , not even a European ; that he is totally ignorant of the thoughts and the customary morality of Venetian women ; 1 that he had himself seen in Desdemona's deception of her ...
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... effect , and we regard it as a very serious flaw in any considerable work of art that this should be its ultimate effect.1 So that Mr. Swinburne's description , if taken as final , and any description of King Lear as ' pessimistic ' in ...
... effect , and we regard it as a very serious flaw in any considerable work of art that this should be its ultimate effect.1 So that Mr. Swinburne's description , if taken as final , and any description of King Lear as ' pessimistic ' in ...
Inhalt
LECTURE I | 5 |
LECTURE II | 40 |
LECTURE III | 79 |
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