Shakespearean Tragedy: Lectures on Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, MacbethMacmillan, 1967 - 498 Seiten |
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... Ghost to be meant for an hallucina- tion ; and it is of great importance here that the spectator or reader should not suppose any such thing . He is further guarded by the fact that the Ghost proves , so to speak , his identity by show ...
... Ghost to be meant for an hallucina- tion ; and it is of great importance here that the spectator or reader should not suppose any such thing . He is further guarded by the fact that the Ghost proves , so to speak , his identity by show ...
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... Ghost's message in his tables . In any case Shakespeare , whether he wrote Titus Andronicus or only revised an older play on the subject , might well recall this incident , as he frequently reproduces other things in that drama . NOTE E ...
... Ghost's message in his tables . In any case Shakespeare , whether he wrote Titus Andronicus or only revised an older play on the subject , might well recall this incident , as he frequently reproduces other things in that drama . NOTE E ...
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... GHOST OF BANQUO . I do not think the suggestions that the Ghost on its first appearance is Banquo's , and on its second Duncan's , or vice versa , are worth discussion . But the question whether Shake- speare meant the Ghost to be real ...
... GHOST OF BANQUO . I do not think the suggestions that the Ghost on its first appearance is Banquo's , and on its second Duncan's , or vice versa , are worth discussion . But the question whether Shake- speare meant the Ghost to be real ...
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