Introduction to ShakespeareAMS Press, 1970 - 136 Seiten |
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... tragedy . But here he attained artistic independence only by de- grees , and at first he was manifestly in tutelage to his great predecessor Marlowe . The authorship of the first part of Henry VI . is not ascertained ; it probably ...
... tragedy . But here he attained artistic independence only by de- grees , and at first he was manifestly in tutelage to his great predecessor Marlowe . The authorship of the first part of Henry VI . is not ascertained ; it probably ...
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... tragedy turns upon the rend- ing of the bonds between husband and wife . In King Lear ( 1605 ) the tragedy is that of violated filial ties , and of a father saved - and scarcely saved- from the despair , following upon unnatural cruelty ...
... tragedy turns upon the rend- ing of the bonds between husband and wife . In King Lear ( 1605 ) the tragedy is that of violated filial ties , and of a father saved - and scarcely saved- from the despair , following upon unnatural cruelty ...
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... tragedy a happy denouement . Fortunately Hamlet escaped revision . With this old play even the polite Mr. Pepys was mightily pleased , and above all with Betterton in the leading character , " the best part , I believe , that ever man ...
... tragedy a happy denouement . Fortunately Hamlet escaped revision . With this old play even the polite Mr. Pepys was mightily pleased , and above all with Betterton in the leading character , " the best part , I believe , that ever man ...
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